Way too much going on. You're trying to mix too many different styles and finishes of tile.

Back off on the hex and the last one, I don't even know what to call it. Keep it simple.

None of the floor or accent tiles compliments the wall tile. Don't make an expensive mistake.

The first photo here is one bath which will have white cabinets, the second photo is bath two and will have the cherry cabinets. In the second photo, bottom right is the travertine flooring. I am using the hexagon flooring in the shower to tie in the travertine flooring and the blue gray together.

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Why carerra AND travertine? Pick one or the other.

It is what is there now, I just need grout recommendations.

IMO Way too many colors and finishes for a bathroom.

It’s pretty standard to choose different colored grout for different colored tile. Not the same for everything. I’ve even used different colored grout for the accent band in a shower than the color of grout for the field tile.

Since all that tile is already there then take this opportunity to unify it by using the same neutral grout. I would pick a color that matches the main tile you're using in each room.

I never thought to do two different grouts @The Cooks kitchen but I could do a light grey on the wall with the blue/gray tile accent piece and a light tan on the floor. I think it might be better to keep it the same and more neutral though like @leelee stated

Well as professionals who have been doing this for a living for 35 years, we would never even think to do one grout color for those different materials. Grout is not a "feature" in 90% of the cases. Match the grout to the tile. Light for the white tile and a neutral shade that matches the middle shade of the mosaics. You want the grout to "blend", not stand out. (There are some exceptions but not in your case).

Thank you @ Dragonfly - the white carrera tile won't have a grout line, only the trim/niche mosaic and the hexagon floor tile. Would you do a light grey (or even white) on the solid mosaic and a light tan on the floor?

For the floor, I would use Laticrete Natural Grey, #24 (or a like with another brand). Unclear about the "no grout lines" for the carrara. How do you have no grout?? If that feature accent is on the wall with the carrara, we would suggest in this case that those be grouted the same and would consider Laticrete Silver Shadow for the carrara and the feature as well. Your contractor can do a mock up with a few left over pieces of each prior to grouting. That way you can visualize it before it is installed.

After much thought on all the advice given, I've decided to remove the travertine and put down new flooring. A gray or white with no pattern to it. Looking for something that will match now.

K Fou,

You've never shown pictures of your actual bathroom. Before you rush to rip out the tiles can you post pictures of what's there now? Maybe someone can offer more pointed suggestions that would save you time and money.