It’s s little pink. And without a grout line, it’s too obviously fake tile. If you want vinyl, the wood looks tile is a more successful mimic.

Ah, what I'd really like is some some low key abstract pattern LVT (like we could have for decades in sheet vinyl), but it seems that's not readily available in US markets now. I'd settle for a ceramic tile imitation in a light color, but haven't been able to find that either. Can't use a fake wood, since the room has real wood paneling (1980 limed oak veneer). Anyway, GD, thanks for the alert about the grout lines. Oddly enough, the website for this product includes this comment: "The flooring shown in the bathroom image is grouted which can only be achieved with ADURA®Flex, one of our other vinyl plank flooring options. " Arrrgh. Why include a photo of a different product??!

Armstrong has a line of stone look LVT. They are glue down with grout. I installed three years ago in my bathrooms and they are great. The grout is not the wide sanded grout used with ceramic/porcelain tiles. Not slippery or hard and easy to clean. The flooring store said they’re not used as often now because everyone wants wood look click together vinyl planks. I still like mine.
Good luck.