I love your selections...I actually really like stained wood with classic marble finishes. I think it's classic and beautiful. Would you mind sharing your sources? I really love many of them. Just a thought....we recently gutted our master bathroom, with marble countertops, and shower pan floor. While it's gorgeous, I'll never do marble in the shower again. You can't bleach it! We have cleaners come every two weeks, and I clean a bit in between, but it's hard to keep the grout clean without bleach....just something to consider. I think it would be great in a guest bathroom that will not be used often.

Sarahbr, although I like your tile very much, for my master bath I'm looking for a darker almost black color. The more flooring stores I go to I'm learning bigger is what's in even in herringbone pattern, therefore I'm only finding 6x24 as the smallest porcelain floor tile. I may cave and just do that. I went to two more flooring stores today and they both have installed 6x24 herringbone in mid sized and small bathrooms. I saw Chip and Joanne just do a bathroom in herringbone pattern and the tiles look larger. Lol love their show!

Well, I'd say you can easily recreate it. I think your inspiration picture bath has porcelain tiles..there is plenty of choice in the stores nowadays. If you pick white, or white and gray(like in certain marble or quartz that mimics it) countertop for the vanity, and do light gray porcelain tiles for example..you can go with bigger tiles for a modern look, or with smaller, for more traditional one. Porcelain tiles often also have texture that creates more friction-important in a place that gets wet. White and black or white and gray floor will look wonderful too, but probably a bit harder to keep clean. You can do this "chess board" look, or hex mosaics, or basketweave-I think it might look very cool in your house. But if you prefer one color on the floor-it will work perfectly well too. I'm saying "gray" because in my opinion it will play with a color of the vanity very nicely; I love this juxtaposition, but it can be anything really. What is the color of your hardwood floors? PS I don't think a white vanity is safer than any other vanity..:) It really depends on your preference, and on the house itself. But I must say-if you really love white, generally speaking, your choice immediately expands. I love colors-when it comes to materials, it gets trickier and more expensive. White and black or white and gray, or white and blue-that's where you have a sea of choices. Without overpaying. It is just so classic, and it's everywhere, and you can play with it to no end.

we are redoing two bathrooms with the same wood floor tile, the volakas tile for the shower, the white vanities pictured and the same mirror. one bathroom has a window and the other does not. what color of paint would you recommend? I'm thinking a white with a hint of gray but don't want it to clash with vanity? I'm overwhelmed by paint options any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!!!!