Can you put deck paint over some of it?

As it’s the only thing done in the room it’s the only thing you are looking at...I’d wait until it’s all completed, live with it for a month and reassess how much you dislike it then.

Any chance an area rug makes it better?

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That's a do-over.

IMO show all the other choices I don’t think it is bad but I need to see what the other stuff is going into the space . I think if you wanted cararra then this was the wrong choice but I also think it can work but you need the right stuff to go with it.. I would do a very simple counter in a maybe gray quartz and maybe a black vanity. Did you look at all those chices together before ordering? I sue do not think an area rug will be any help at all.I think the installer could have done a bteer job of the layout .

I agree I think this is on the installer. Did they show you a pattern before they put it down? I also don’t like the walnut vanity with it, and would maybe do a white vanity with a dark top. If you HATE it though, now’s the time to take it out....

Please wait until everything else is finished. Maybe part of the problem is the contrast between the lighter interior and darker exterior of your cabs. Once they are finished, you won’t see the lighter interior that clashes with your floors and it will look less busy. Plain, painted walls and no area rug, just a plain bath mat in one of your floor colors.

That's weird tile. it's like 2 different tiles. One with a lot of dark and one almost completely white. Would look a lot better if it was one consistent tile. I don't blame the installer unless he picked the wrong tile. I don't see a way he could have made it look good.

Whether or not to replace is entirely your call. I assume it will cost a few thousand to change at this point, but better to change now than after the job is completely done.

I learned when our LVP flooring was being installed that there are only a few tile variations and the installer has to have a good handle on a pattern. As this tile has such large contrasts, it was probably the best he could do.

If keeping, ensure decor choices are subdued and you may find floor doesn’t feel as prominent and busy when the room is finished. To help decide, perhaps figuring out costs to remove/add and new tile choice will sway you one way or the other. If replacing, purchase one box and lay out before going ahead.

Place a beautiful 5x7 rug to break it up.

I bet once everything is done you won’t mind it as much. I think the walnut vanity will warm it up.

That is awful tile. Anyone involved in that install should have opened the box. laid out a few tiles, and gone "Huh"?

I would bite the bullet now and rip it out.

Rip that out. It’s low quality, with few repeats, and the high contrast pattern itself isn’t good.

If you didn't look at your inspiration photo - would you still be upset?? I found a picture of the plank online

It is very different than your inspiration photo. Much more of a pattern. But that doesn't make it wrong. Your inspiration photo also looks like the vanity might be cherry and you are getting walnut so that isn't going to look the same either.

The room is not finished or even painted - all of these things make people question their selections.

Now if you have the resources to tear these things out and redo them, go ahead if that will make you happiest.

Personally, I would throw out the inspiration picture, pull all the samples of the things I am going to put in there and take a step back. See if it will work.

Is the pattern repeat a bit frequent - it is . Is it the end of the world? No it's not. Many LVT have frequent repeats.

Go grab a towel and lay it on the floor in front of the vanity and one in front of the shower like bath mats would be and see what you think.

So far I think it looks nice and once there are other things to look at - mirrors, lights tiles, paint - i will all come together.

Best of luck

I agree with Groucho and others. It’s not worth it, having a floor you hate, and need to cover with a rug or hide or “try to make work” in other ways.

I’m guessing this floor will never grow on you — and it’s so distinct, it won’t lend itself well if you redecorate/update/etc later on. It’s a very, very bossy floor. It’s always going to be the focal point, no matter other elements around it.

If you have it in two bathrooms, I'd be tempted to have them pull it out and then relay with all of the light in one (the master) and all of the dark in the other. If it wasn't such a weird patchwork, I think you'd like it a lot better, even with many repeats -- it really does look like two different tiles!

Completely agree with @charles kidder that it's an odd plank where there's significant variation from one to the next. I do think having doors on the vanity and having baseboard would help, but probably not enough if you're hating the floor. It would be disappointing to have to cover it with a rug or to try to get over it if you really hate it.

Tear it out. It is just going to keep bugging you forever. I speak from experience.

Tear it out - if you want the look of your inspiration photo us REAL tile, not LVP. Daltile makes a faux marble tile called Marble Attache Lavish - color is golden reverie - It looks exactly like your inspiration photo and it is very budget friendly.

https://www.daltile.com/product/Marble-Attach%C3%A9-Lavish?size=12%20X%2024&color=Golden-Reverie&shape=Rectangle

Hello. I think if you go with white walls - and no more patters/color on any other tiles on walls. It will look nice. Dark vanity with white counter top. Pick out a color from the floor that you can use for accent hardware. Like brushed gold/bronze for faucet, mirror framing, light fixtures, etc to tie it all in.

I would have to get rid of that.

I'm not usually an advocate for removing newly installed floors and such, but I think I might have to change that out.

I think a big part of the problem is that the flooring does not go with that vanity - at all.

If you like the flooring, ditch the vanity for something in a grey or black tone.

I don't dislike the flooring, but I hate it with that vanity.

If you dislike the flooring, get rid of it. I spent a fortune on dichroic glass tile I hate on my kitchen backsplash, and wish I had torn it out and replaced it the first time I saw it installed.

Looks very nice. The most important thing is that you’re happy with your choice. Post a photo once you have completed the project. Best of luck.