I wouldn't necessarily call that too busy in terms of your combinations, but I do think you might have some color clashes going on. What you need to do if possible is look at this all in the sunlight or in the light where you will be installing. Sometimes color differences present themselves that way which you wouldn't see in a warehouse. When the counter has a lot of movement, sometimes people opt for more of a plain floor, but I think you will be fine here.

I’m not a pro, love your counter and backsplash, the floor may fight with the countertop. So maybe think if something not so busy for the floor.

If you love the counter I would go with a more solid look floor- same color tone just less striating. If you love the floor then I’d suggest a counter with less activity - there will be a quartz that fits the bill. And for either direction wait on backsplash until your counters and lighting is in and select that on site. Otherwise I think your instincts are good.

Thank you all so much for chiming in. The space is going to be flooded with light and by a pool which I feel needs to be taken into consideration ;would not consider this combo in my house!) I think that may offer some forgiveness per Silverlined. With that being said the busyness of both may still be fighting each other too much. Wish I didn’t love both the floor and countertop!! Again considering location and the uniqueness of this beautiful quartzite slab the floors may have to go. Found out today it’s not going to cost nearly as much as I thought to return floors so now I have a few days to find a possible alternative. Definitely want to stick with a limestone/travertine look instead of wood. Again per location/pool deck and for something different! Also because it’s a small space of 475 sq fat. I’m not set on this backsplash at all but know it will have to be something quiet! Thanks again for input and any other ideas it’s appreciated!

@Lisa Lisa I think you should go with what you like. Especially since it is near a pool, both those patterns are perfect. With some distance between floor and countertop, you'll be fine. It will be hard to backtrack and find anything else you like as well at this point. Especially since you've already purchased it, I think it will work. I'm concerned your backsplash isn't blending color-wise, but as someone above suggested, it is best to wait until everything else is installed before picking a backsplash if you possibly can do that.

I like it all except for the floor. I would do a natural oak or pine floor (see the wood used for the rack in your close-up?) Or perhaps a mid brown or grayish. But stay away from that ivory tone.

What was the final outcome, please?