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

Tan, flat white, satin white, avoid latex, and rust oleum, chips are good peels are bad, and you can gloss or seal it all with oil based polyurethane. Theoretically you can mix any color you want yourself. Add tiny little bits at a time in a small little dish and keep track of the weights and then scale it up.

I love your countertop! Honestly, I'm not a fan of the tile though.

If you want to brighten it up I'd stay away from dark colors. Look at a paint that is slightly lighter than the grout used in your shower/floor (I like Lyn's suggestion). Then, soften the space with fluffy towels and rugs, and a patterned roman shade inside mounted for the window. Add a large, colorful art picture above the toilet. Sage and coral would be pretty colors with the trees outside.