The grout names are unreadable, maybe you could take a straight on shot from a little closer?

Grout colors

Love the granite! What kind is it?

I would use one of the ones on the upper left

Please, follow Deborah Butler's advice and you will be happy, happy..

I like grout the same as the tile so i would agree with Deborah.

Like others, I would suggest using grout that is either the same color as the tile or just one subtle shade darker or lighter. Anything more will give you a high contrast, which will look busy. With our "Bone" subway tile (which looks very much like yours) we used "Alabaster" grout (one shade darker of the same color). Here's the effect:

Using a shade lighter (i.e. a bright white grout with an off white tile) should look a bit like this (which I think can be a great look if you have some other bright whites in the kitchen):

And having the tile and the grout match should look pretty close to this:

@kelly95 our granite is Kashmir White.

What do you think about the look of this subtle warm gray grout with this off white subway? Too busy? We have gray cabinets on our island and super dark stained cabinets in the rest of kitchen. Do you still suggest a matching white grout?

We just installed a white subway backsplash with a Giallo Fiesta Granite counter (a predominately gray color) and we used Pewter. It provided a nice definition of tile. We will be posting picture of it in a few days under the project Wasp Creek.

Sharleysue--,that last photo just looks like "dirty grout to me. I agree with most everyone-- match the tiles.

Go with silver shadow. It will look beautiful and pull out the gray in the countertop.

Never go darker with grout.

Always go lighter...............

This is one very important rule that I always follow.........

I prefer using a grout color the same shade as the tile, cleaner look and doesn't compete with the counter top, Hope this helps