Find Your Grout Colour – which one truly suits your tiles?
Material, tile size, colour, style and light – get three recommendations – calm, clear and as an accent – with live preview and direct configuration.
How the finder works
Frequently asked questions about grout colour
Guide
How to find the right grout colour
Grout colour is one of the most important design decisions for a tile table – and consistently the most underestimated. While tile and colour are immediately visible, the grout quietly determines whether the surface looks graphic or seamlessly unified.
Three factors decide: first, the tile colour (calm, clear or accent – see the recommendation chart), second, the tile size (10×10 cm shows more grout than 15×15 cm), and third, the interior style (Japandi favours calm tones, Urban-Industrial loves contrast).
COLB uses exclusively mineral grout – waterproof, durable and available in 10 colours: from Ivory through Sand to Charcoal. All 10 colours are available for ceramic tile tables; six standard tones for wood tile cubes.
Beginner's rule of thumb: A grout that is only a touch lighter or darker than the tile looks calm; a clear lightness difference looks clear – Charcoal with light and mid-tone tiles, Ivory or Sand with dark tiles. For every COLB tile colour the recommendation chart shows which grout fits. Use the Grout Colour Finder above for three tailored recommendations with live preview.
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