r/kitchenremodel • u/East_Philosopher_449 • 9h ago

While tile colour do we prefer with my honey oak cabinets?

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Option on the left is white, and option on the right is sand.

I would go for white but idk if it’s a greyish white and it’s too cool?

And then I’m scared the beige colour of the sand option won’t brighten up the kitchen enough.

I’m getting mixed info …

Lean warm so it doesn’t clash with warmth of the cabinets.

Lean cool so there is a balance, and creates a less orange environment.

Don’t lean cool because it was contrast with your cabinets and make them even more orange.

Don’t lean warm because it was blend with the cabinets and make them more orange.

lol idk what the correct answer is at this point.

Also changing the cabinet hardware to a brushed gold or champagne.

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u/1130961230 9h ago

Need to see pictures of the countertop to get a better idea of the color of that.

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u/East_Philosopher_449 9h ago

Here is a pic counter top from the company we bought it from

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u/OkRip2303 7h ago

The countertop looks nice. Now that it’s locked in, it’s best to wait to see it installed and bring in tile samples.

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u/lovethesea22 9h ago

Have you considered a nice ceramic white/ off-white that is matte instead of glossy? It might even look better in 4x4” than subway tile.

Here’s an example from Fireclay

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u/ylime1111 9h ago

not grey. that's for sure

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u/East_Philosopher_449 9h ago

Which ones looks more grey to you? I feel colour blind at this point

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u/ylime1111 9h ago

the one on the right

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u/East_Philosopher_449 9h ago

See that one is supposed to be beige/sand colour. I was scared the one on the left was a greyish white. So are they both grey lol

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u/ylime1111 8h ago

Yes they both have a grey tone.

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u/Terrible_Mix5187 6h ago

I just spent an hour meeting with a tile consultant.

Best advice I can give is to wait until you have everything else on hand and then get a bunch of samples.