Cloe Tile- White or Grey grout?
Please help me decide on grout color for Cloe White tile backsplash. We have light grey (BM Nimbus) cabinets and Cambria Britannica countertops. Deciding between white or light grey.
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Comments (90)Hi everyone! We are installing white cloe tile in our kitchen but don’t want the kitchen to feel too “sterile”. I’ve been reading through the comments on many cloe posts and am leaning towards laticrete bright white grout. Despite the name, it seems like a warmer white? Anyone who has used this color grout, do you agree? Would this be a good option for us? If anyone has an other recommendations, I’m open to hearing them. Here is one side of the kitchen (we will be replacing the microwave and cabinet above stove with hood and backsplash to the top) Counters: viatera Calacatta sol Cabinets: SW pure white Floors: global gem heartland Champaign...See MoreReal color of Bedrosian’s Cloe Tile White
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Comments (11)As others suggested, waiting until the other components are in place is very smart. Cloe is generally available, so I wouldn’t worry too much about it being unavailable and causing a delay. The variation of Cloe is what makes it so friendly in terms of balancing cool and warm. I’ve seen it look beautiful in warmer kitchens as well as cooler ones. We used the 5” square Cloe tiles set in a staggered pattern for our backsplash. Our cabinets are SW Extra White and the countertops are MSI Blanca Statuarietto, which has pale gray and pale tan subtle veining. The wall color is Snowbound. Despite being pretty much white on white on white on white, I feel it’s not sterile at all. In adding warm wood accessories and some pottery, towels, plants, etc it has enough “life” for me without being too cluttered. Pics are below so you can see how it plays in our space. Last shot is a close up of the counters. We plan to increase the brightness of our lighting. Best of luck with your new kitchen!...See More
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2 years agoElizabeth King
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2 years agoJulie R.
2 years agolast modified: 2 years ago@Elizabeth King: My tilers used Keisel ServoPerl Royal grout; bought at the same local tile shop where I got all my tile other than Cloe. https://verosystems.us/our-products/
Kitchen with Cloe was ”white”; also used ”snow” (which is a softer white/barely gray) and ”jasmine” (very light beige) in other parts of the house. We made a sample board of Cloe with both white and snow; I immediately preferred the white (because my goal was to have the joints disappear as much as possible). Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like I took a photo of that sample board to share with you…
Look forward to seeing your finished product!
EDIT: Different tile (porcelain version of a very subtle Taj Mahal), but here’s the “snow” grout on both the floor/wall of my master bathroom. FWIW
Vaibhavi Bisen
2 years agoJulie R.
2 years ago@Vaibhavi Bisen : My countertops are Caesarstone Cosmopolitan White.
Here’s the closest to done I can still find on my phone. Again, my Cloe has white grout and white metal schluter.
Jen McIndoe
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Julie R.