Thanks for the suggestion. Yes, white subway tile goes great with cherry--I did a kitchen remodel and used it with glass tile for a backsplash. The counter is Misty Carrera--Caesarstone. I'm looking for a different look in the bathroom.

I have a slightly darker, off-white with a calacatta top on my island. It looks good now but it looked kind of horrific until I painted all the trim in the room to match the off white. My marble is a really, really white calacatta. I probably would have had an easier time with a true white. And when I took pics of the room and the cabinets looked white-white in them, I liked it better than the softer, real life version. It just looks really fresh and bright. An off-white has undertones that have to be considered which, in turn, limit your wall paint colors to the ones that compliment that undertone whether it's gray, pink, blue, yellow. I love dark wood topped with white marble, that's such a beautiful combo.

Hate to say it, but I'd use a small hex in same carrara marble, which is probably what you have on the floor of the showers?. You can't mix in another veined anything..... and any solid light or dark floor will show hair, and dust. The smaller the tile, the more patterning ....veining and busyness will result.. A better disguise. Grout in a pale gray/ Keep the Swiffer handy. Truth is most baths need an every day wipe up and a serious once a week cleaning. No tile will allow the escape from maintenance.

Wall color and brass are warm and complimentary. If you have paint left over, consider painting out chair rail, so it doesn’t feel as broken up. Dining room chandelier should work with foyer’s as per the two above. If you wanted more formal, see combination below. There are so many ways you could head and if you search chandeliers on Pinterest you may see two you really like that work together