I think that would look beautiful!

yes!

Thank you! Really struggling to choose a tile that will look great in that amount of space.

Love the 12x24’s. These larger ones got us by surprise. To be honest, I’m not a fan of gray tile in general so nothing is exciting me much. The kitchen will be meeting up with oak wood flooring....this is my struggle.

Any large format tile requires a lot of prep to get your floor flat, and without deflection. It requires more costly setting materials and higher skills. It’s installation is about double in price to a standard 12x12 that no one is doing these days. Plus the required prep. Don’t hire the cheap $5 hack that never heard of the TCNA. https://www.ceramictilefoundation.org/homeowners-guide-to-hiring-qualified-tile-installer

@live_wire_oak this makes sense and is very helpful. Many thanks.

Larger tile equal less grout lines and makes an area look larger. DH did our 16x16 dining room tiles and our 24x24 master bath tiles on the diagonal. They're beautiful! Yes, installation is more expensive but he's a floor man so...

We used 24”x24” in a tile that looks very much like yours, for a bathroom floor recently.

I used the 12 x 24’s in my kitchen. And because of the traffic pattern, I had to use tile. Would have loved hardwood to match the rest of the house, but we only really use the back door into the kitchen as the entry to the rest of the house, and we would have quickly worn a path with wood. I wasn’t sure I would like the tile-to-wood transition, but it’s fine.

Did you end up using this tile!? Do you have a pic? We are considering a similar tile but in a smaller space....

No we did not. We went with a 12x24 medium gray from Home Depot. Happy with our choice.

I have 12 x 24 love it