What colour grout in the bathroom?

Grouting protects your tiles. Here, the right grout colour has a major impact on the final result. Find out which colour is best to use in this blog.

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The right grout colour plays an important role in the final outcome of your tiling. Therefore, it is important to think about this carefully beforehand. In the past, grey grouting was the most commonly chosen colour. This colour is still very popular, but today there is much more choice. Wondering which grout colour best suitsyour tiles? You can read more about it here.

The purpose of grouting in the bathroom

Grouting protects your tiles from dirt and moisture. They prevent water from getting under the surface. In addition, grouting adds to the appearance of the tiling. Choose to emphasise the lines of the tiles, or make it look nice and even. Grouting is not only important for the quality and watertightness of the tiles, but aesthetically it also plays an important role.

Tip:also read the article on the most beautiful colours for the bathroom

Choosing the right grout colour

The best grout colour to choose depends on your tiles and personal preference. Think about the look and effect you want to achieve. Do you want the tiles to stand out? Then go for contrasting joints that attract attention. If you prefer a clean design, make sure there is as little difference as possible between the tiles and joints.

Light tiles

With light tiles, silver-grey or grey joints are usually chosen. By combining light, grey tiles with grey joints, for example, the lines become part of the whole. This makes the grouting less noticeable. Silver-grey grout combined with beige tiles creates a subtle emphasis on the tiling. This gives the room a neutral and spacious look. Silver-grey joints are also a good choice with white tiles, as white joints fade over time. Light tiles with dark joints create a great contrast.A combination we see a lot is a white tile with an anthracite or dark grey joint. This trend is often used in industrial bathrooms.

Dark tiles

Bringing dark tiles and joints together creates unity and tranquillity in the room. Think for example of dark brown tiles with a brown joint. Here, the lines fade, making them less noticeable. Light joints, on the other hand, accentuate the tiling. Combining them with dark tiles creates a distinct colour difference. We also recommend using a light grout colour for tiles with a light body and a dark print.

Get your dream tiles at home

Choosing the right grout colour is at least as important as choosing your tiles. The result can make or break the appearance of your tile. At Maxaro, you will therefore find grout in various colours in addition to a diverse range of tiles. As a result, you will have everything you need in one go for maximum success. Visit our showrooms or view our extensive range online. With no less than 98% in stock, you will have your dream tiles and accessories in your home before you know it.

Are you going to lay and joint tiles yourself?Then read this article on laying floor tiles with a handy step-by-step plan.