Grout colour help

[sammers]

Hi all, this is my first post here but I have been reading and picking up tips from the forum for several weeks.

I have almost completed my first natural stone project, I just have the grouting to go. The tiles are a natural pale tumbled limestone and I am looking for a grout to complement them. I'd like it a touch lighter than the stone.

I have had read and trawl through google and i think that mapei jasmine may be a touch too yellow and that ardex antique ivory may be a touch dark. Could anyone recommend something in between?

Thanks a lot!

The tiles are called tumbled bergamo limestone from a company called ca pietra (for some reason I cant post a link to the site)

 

[Bubblecraft]

Hi & welcome to TF. You'll not be able to post any links due to your post count. It's to stop spamming. Unfortunately, I don't have my grout charts at hand but I'm sure someone will be able to help

 

[Gazzer]

I wouldnt call Jasmine too yellow and it is the lightest that they do.(besides white of course) They do a Limestone but its darker.

 

[jlktiling]

Bal superflex widejoint limestone is a favourite of mine with natural stone (like travertine)
But each colour is subjective to taste.

 

[cam_low]

If jasmine too yellow (mapei) try vanilla

 

[ianflem]

Try the Tilemaster Grout 3000 range,There Jasmine is quite pale
Tilemaster Adhesives Limited

Regards
Ian.

 

[kaharrison9]

I always use Benfer Schomberg off white for natural stone.

Slightly whiter and softer than Jasmine.

Use to use Mapei Jasmine when using Mapei Jasmine Kerapoxy for wetrooms but will not use it anymore due to it drying unpredictably patchy.

Do not want hassle at the end stage.