stealman8, we have basically the same tiles on our website: susanjablon.com. We don't have a mosaic blend exactly like the one pictured, but we have the individual tiles, and you can combine them in your own way using our mosaic designer: http://www.susanjablon.com/designer/mosaic-designer.html. The tiles themselves are different types of silver mirror tiles. We also carry tiles of this same type in lots of different colors. You can call or email our studio for any assistance.

Thanks Steve. We selected the colour from actual grout samples (not a colour chart) and yes we also had the tile with us at the time... the lighting there was pretty poor though :/ A little confused, you say that raking out joints is no big deal but then that using grout sealear is very tedious... do you mean removing old grout not so hard but applying new grout is harder? Now I'm starting to wonder if they did indeed use the wrong colour, as we had also selected another even lighter grey for the wall tiles and wondering if they used that on the floors too... and even if they did, I'm not sure what can be done about it now :/

Hi Brandi, Thanks for your advise I will take a look at Pintrest. I have decided on the white tikez & light grey grout as I hzve been advised about that colour schem from 2 tilers. What colour bench tops are you having. I am still deciding on black stone or grey stone with a f,eck thru it

Mold turns grout dark in a bathroom. We had a bathroom in the 70's with dark grout looked like a mold infested cave. Awful. It's okay with a black grout in a shop for effect, but a dark brown grout in a bathroom.....just no. Travertine will be a pale grey and blend in with your tiles.