Hooray, that link worked! Hmm... Okay now that I have seen it, I am thinking either subways or squares in a warm creme color might work. Check out glasstileoasis.com and modwalls.com for possibilities. On the latter are some nice 1 by 2 patterns in creams/browns that might work for you... Good Luck!

Funny, I had posted my (final???) color choices but a bunch of the posts seem to have disappeared. The walls, window/door trim and upper cabs will be BM Revere Pewter (might do walls a bit lighter). Base cabs Gray pinstripe or one color deeper on that strip, which is a blue-gray and similar ot a Farrow & Ball color Down PIpe that I read was used in woodwork in old English homes. Ceiling will be a Silver Sage type color, there are a few I like. Grout is a med/dark gray. Oceanna, I wouldn't post comments like that if I were you. That's really a sick, thing to say. I will refrain from saying what I really feel about your post. Not all grays are "suicidal or depressing" and neither are my kids. I don't know what experiences you may have had in your past to find that comment appropriate, but it isn't.

If this is being professionally installed your tile setter should possess that knowledge. If you are installing yourself it is always best to go directly to the manufacturers web site and eliminate the risk of getting well intended but possibly incorrect information on a public forum.http://lunadabaytile.com/LBT_installationglass.html White is the answer to your question and make sure trowel ridges are flattened prior to setting. The attachment contains a list of approved setting mortars.

Lol, Joseph. Yes, I should have clarified that I meant disappear as in a chameleon, not as in David Copperfield. The first contractor I ever worked with told me he usually used it between two dissimilar materials (granite/tile, chrome/tile, etc.). It was pretty much the only thing he did right. Sorry, but it is not letting me upload my photo at the moment.