I have Daltile White, no marble floor but I do have marble-look quartz in my niche. I think it is a bit off but not an issue for me since it's such a small area. Not sure how it would seem next to a floor. I used white hex tile on my bathroom floor, but it's not next to the subway tile since the tub is in between.

I like things a bit mismatchy, but not sure about warm white with cool marble. Can you share pics of the samples with your bathroom?

Looking at my pics and comparing the vanity counter to the shower, I can't tell that the tiles are creamy. Of course they're not next to each other, but I would think the lighting in the space will make a difference.

If you're wanting a marble floor, Thassos is the purest white marble.
When dealing with natural stone, especially on a mesh, variation can be high piece to piece.

I think the green floor is pretty too! I like it with the stacked subway tile.

@mercurygirl and @caligirl5 -- The seaglass tile looks very dirty in person and a lot of it has broken. It's also the standard tile in all of the units in my building and from a resale standpoint, many of the potential buyers hate this tile. It doesn't help that the cost of maintenance is incredibly high to continuously have the grout cleaned, hence the decision to redo the floor. But, thanks for trying to help me save some cash -- my husband would surely appreciate it ;)

Are you totally opposed to a colored floor tile? Sorry to distract from your question, but it would solve the issue of blending the white tiles. What color is the vanity? Also green is my favorite color, so I had fun looking at pics:

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^Nice examples, although the reflective wall tile above does not suit the space, IMO.

Gotcha Alice, but it could perhaps be regrouted if you like the color. Otherwise, I think either marble would look fine, depends on whether you prefer grays or a little earthier tones in the mix. The Dal is something I have in a bath and being not a stark white, is compatible with most materials, such as the original white hex with medium gray grout. Highly recommend that grout choice, it blends well and will not be a maintenance issue. I like the look of black hex also and almost used it for an ongoing reno. I didn't price marble, so not sure about price differences.

Yeah totally not loving the black tile walls, but I love that shade of green!

Alice, I think the Calacutta hex you posted looks lovely with the subway tile, since it has some cream/brown tones in the mix. Definitely not carrara. I'm installing it now with bright white tiles and cream would look off.

Alice Hong Kuehn, I know this is an old post, but do you happen to know what grout was used with the Daltile 0100? Thanks!