I'll try to get a better picture after work. But really, you'd want to go take a look at the tile in person at HD. The overall coloring is white and gray, but there are plenty of other colors in there, as well. Ivory, brown, even some red and blue. About 60% of the marble is split-face, the rest are polished. I'm guessing the max depth variance to be about a 1/16" The overall surface is quite rough, so I would not want it near a stove where it could get spattered with grease. I did manage to splash Au Jus from Italian Beefs all over it without it being sealed. It cleaned right up with a damp kitchen towel. Same thing with some blueberry smoothie. I'm guessing a soft bristled brush would work well for difficult spots and the occasional dusting (as I imagine it will capture a lot of dust).

Sierra is off white with a few specks of burgundy/ brown? Wondering what color backsplash tiles I should look for. Cabinets are a dark red/brown. Pics much appreciated. Thanks

the white cabinets shown with the granite you picked is very cool toned. Your floor should change to a cooler terra cotta tone..not the yellow amber tile shown. So, what you are saying is the current situation is the layout but all the elements are changing? A white subway tile is good for backsplash as cabinets chosen have nice detail...you don't need anything to draw more attention. Just get a different floor tile.

Darn, I had a comment in and hit submit but it seems to have disappeared. I found some tile patterns that reminded me of the pattern in the wallpaper you have currently. I assume you like that pattern and it sounds like you aren't looking for the safe choice. Most of these are from Tilebar and come in many colours so you can find one that will work with your room, not necessarily the colour I'm posting, just the style of tile. This one appears to be a raised pattern. Different without screaming at you. Kind of a modified Chevron pattern, but look like leaves. This braided leaf pattern is so lovely. Another larger - this one is sometimes known as braided picket apparently. Seashell or fish scale pattern. I'd use a slightly contrasting grout to emphasize the pattern a little bit. It is a bit too plain with it all one colour. If you're going to use a pretty pattern in the layout, you want to see it IMO.