Not that it really matter but I would probably not want white floor in a mud room Why such a small tile at all? Like a kitchen or bathroom the fewer grout lines the better IMO. I would be looking at larger porcealin tile in a gray with matching grout and for any idea I would need to know the size of the floor. So post info her ein a comment DO NOT start another post.

The room is about 10’x5’. We were originally looking at brick herringbone tile, but I couldn’t get on board with such a rustic look. I’d prefer something a bit cleaner, but still appropriate for a mudroom. I could do a larger, plain tile, but again I wanted something a bit dressier since you see this room from the center of my house. I plan on also putting down an entry way mat and maybe a ruggable rug runner (something that can be cleaned).

Another option could be the graphite color with matching grout, but I’m nervous it’ll be too dark with the navy cabinets and dark hardwood floors?

love the navy cabinet idea. I would go light withthe tile, you do clean occasionally, right? lol.

move away from gray.

do what you like, you are the one living there.

I love the tiles, but I'm not sure i would use something that small on floor. How did you plan to lay them? But, there's plenty of that look in a bit larger formats if you're concerned.

We used slate in our mudroom and loved it. Perhaps too rustic for you?

I like the tile floor in this mudroom but the cabinets are white. Maybe a similar tile in a lighter color?

https://www.thelilypadcottage.com/grey-and-blue-mudroom/

It will get really dirty, and the grout is tough to clean. I get gray with dark gray grout. I used light gray grout for my mud room, and always looks muddy brown. I clean like crazy, but scrubbing grout everyday. No.

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