Grey Tiles

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Grey Tiles Buying Guide Grey tiles sit between white and black and between warm and cool, so they work beside timber, white joinery, stone and stronger colours. This collection runs from pale pearl and silver to greige, taupe and darker greys, in matte porcelain, travertine-look and terrazzo-look porcelain, finger mosaics and ribbed decor tiles. It suits bathrooms, kitchens, living areas and outdoor spaces. Are grey tiles a good choice? Grey is one of the most practical tile colours. Mid greys hide everyday dust and marks better than very light or very dark tiles, and grey pairs easily with almost any joinery or tapware finish. A soft grey can also make a small or dim bathroom feel more open without the glare of bright white. Warm grey, cool grey or greige? Look at the undertone. Cool greys lean blue and suit chrome, white and black. Warm greys and greige, a mix of grey and beige, suit timber, brass and natural stone. In this range, the Vela and Roccia tiles are greige, Nimbus is taupe, and Kew comes in Pearl and Grey. Always view a sample in your room's own light, as grey shifts between morning and evening, and a soft grey can lean purple or green beside some paints. Which grey tiles suit a bathroom floor? Choose a matte or textured porcelain with a suitable slip rating. Most bathroom floors and showers call for at least P3 under AS 4586. The Nimbus Taupe and Ardenne Grey travertine look are rated P4, and the Valerie finger mosaics P5, which suits shower floors. The Kew and Vela matte porcelain tiles come in 600 x 600mm for a clean, low-grout floor. Can I use grey tiles outdoors? Yes, if the tile is rated for outdoor use. The Southside terrazzo external porcelain tiles in Natural and Grey are rated P5 at 600 x 600mm, which suits patios, alfresco areas and pool surrounds. Matching P3 internal versions let you run the same look from inside to out. What grout colour suits grey tiles? For a blended look, choose a grout one shade lighter or darker than the tile. For a d