The blue and white is what walls? Shower? I don't understand the connection to the first picture which is shower walls and shower floor with the pebbles?. Looks like too many materials.....?

Hi @Jan Moyer, the white and gray tiles are shower walls (main white tile plus gray accent). The shower floor is pebble. Bathroom floor is large tile. I’d like to do the shower walls with 1 grout color and the floors in another grout color. Hope that helps. Thx!

Monitors lie. That said? I detest "busy"

This pic? The lighter grout for both.

Here below? On my monitor it looks like the middle one.

The bottom line is do a sample board with left over tiles BEFORE a final decision. It's the most accurate test. : )

The what grout for pebble is debated. Some say Prism, some epoxy and every tile pro has some favorite. I hope those pebbles were sealed before install, and they should be sealed yet again, after grouting. If sealed? You used no enhanced product , just checking as they remained in an original color in your photo.

Thanks all. I think I’m going with White for walls and the lighter grout (Bleached Wood) for floors.

Bath floor AND shower walls ( not the accent section ) are same tile? One grout, both. (Repeat that on pebble shower floor.) Bath floor and shower walls are same tile different size, yes? Why then the need to change grout color? None that I can see.

Meaning two grouts only. Am I reading wrong on the selection?

What part of the advice did you not understand. One color grout for all of it is the best way to go.

How is the Bleached Wood holding up on the floor? I'm trying to decide if it's too close to white or if it will be just dark enough to not make dirt as obvious (compared to white grout) for my bathroom floor.