Hi there! We think a white grout is probably your best option here, if you don't want it to look too busy. This is one of our hexagon mosaic tile displays we have in the TileStyle showroom and we have used white grout for this. As you can see, the shape of the tile is still very much visible but it's still a more subtle look that's not too busy. Hope this helps and whatever you decide, we wish you the best of luck with your new kitchen :) If you need any further advice we'd be more than willing to help, just give us a call on +353 1 855 5200 or pop-us an email HERE!

We have a 3mx2.5m entrance hallway that splits left and right into a long narrow hallway Can anyone advise on tile shape or direction? It’s like a t junction .

Hi got new limestone stone tiles for utility room 15mm but hallway outside has already been laid and they're 10mm laid at 15mm height. I hate the look of them door divider/trim things is there any solution. Such a shame I got the thicker tile after the otges were laid. I'm meeting tiler next week can't ask him as he's on hols. Coukd yi shave down the ones closest to the point the tiles meet. Also re another can you get a thick underlay to rise laminate flooring to meet a 15mm tile?

We are renovating our bathroom and I have picked a light blue and white tiles to go in there, the tiles come in 30cm x 60 rectangular blocks. I am looking for advice on the best way to layout these tiles on the wall. The height of the room means if laid vertically you will have approx 4.5 tiles.