Nice job. I finished my cabinets with Advance also, they will tell you it takes 30 days to cure max hardness; that is true for all latex paints. Also used Advance on doors and paneling with Insl-x Stick primer which may be better for cabinets advised my BM dealer. Prime or not. Probably safer to prime, peace of mind. Write back in a few months, it seems that after a few months the Advance is very durable and no problems. As always, touching up may be necessary, after all it is just paint. We learned that after painting our floors; got rid of our old vinyl and carpet floors and painted 2 coats of SW Porch and floor over bare wood. Good enuf so far, not sure whether paint or polyurethane is better. So we are testing both on various floors. Edit: your room looks so much brighter with the new paint!

Thank you Roarah for your suggestions. They both look good, but I was trying to use my same trim color which is not as white as those. My bedroom is a greenish gray and I wanted a different color for the bathroom. I looked at Revere Pewter but it changes colors with the lighting and shadows and I would definitely have to change the trim color. It also may not work with the navy floor.

Thanks, I think it's difficult to tell the actual color in the photographs. This morning everything looked greenish to me on my photos at the showroom. In my house, everything looks a little grayish. I want the bathroom to be warm and creamy overall, but some gray is good if it is a nice warm gray that blends. I'm leaning more toward the hickory sample for the cabinets, which is the one on the left in the second photo. The LVT in option two is Audra Cape May Shell. It has some gray and brown together. I need to decide if it's too wild for me, but it is not crazy and it will hide dirt well. I like that it's a little rustic. The LVT in option one is Audra Meridian Stucco. It's gray/tan. The shower walls with the color are a tiny bit warmer than the floor, but we will have a white tub that give some separation. I thought I definitely wanted the white brick pattern but the stripes are kind or pretty too. I wouldn't mind my bathroom feeling like a vacation home in, maybe Colorado. Here's my most favorite inspiration photo at the moment. I think I love this. But mine will be the knockoff, the vanity will have 3 drawers on each side and the cupboard in the middle and we have a single sink. I love the faucet, but I would have to get a knockoff of this manufacturer (who doesn't have good ratings). I like a light, plainer counter, but I don't want my space to be super-boring, either. I want the bathroom to have a little bit of something special going on in it: This is my second favorite inspiration photo on Houzz, and it's very different! I like how all the textures work together and it's a beautiful mix. This one is a bit fussy for me though. Here is a picture of the striped Choreograph in a shower: It's kind of pretty! The Bricks Choreograph looks a lot like white subway, so nice and basic. Easy peasy.

If you retile the floor, it enables you to increase your Zillow listing value - under the category of last year remodel. Yes, you could leave it and allow the new homeowner to do the work themselves, but with so many wanting "move-in ready" ..... (And....Let's face it, most younger homebuyers were at soccer practice or playing video games, rather than helping with yard work or car/ home repairs. So, they know nothing about "how to" around the house,). New Tile Color-. I'd pick a light/-medium gray tone in the countertop. Black will show lots of dust, White might be hard to match to your cabinet color. Perhaps the one closest to the tub? It hard to tell the color for certain. What at color is the bathroom wall? If white, then paint trim to match gray floor.