Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Tiled Bathroom Floor with Bone Grout Color

One main component of successful grouting work is joints on a floor or walls and its color. In simple terms, this is a color selection that will optimally look with this or that kind of marble or granite.

Natural stones have different textures, different colors (depending on their origin and age). Of course, to achieve maximum aesthetics when grouting seams, you need to choose the right color so it does not catch your eye, or vice versa, favorably emphasizes the stone texture.

The Bone or Almond grout color can be virtually seamlessly blended with Botticino marble tiles as in the picture below. And of course the grout residue removal.

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