So without any dimensions just going off what I can see in the photo here is a conceptual layout. I'm visualizing SW Passive as the dominant color with Seawashed Glass as the accent. I hope this helps!

Thank you, everyone. I purchased the Bosch SHXM4AY5N last night at Lowes. My decision was based on it's appearance and noise level. It's 48dba is a little higher than I wanted, but the salesman said the difference between the 48 and 42 (the other machine I considered) was so inconsequential. I also preferred its handle even though I'll now have mismatched handles in the kitchen. Another thing I liked was that it's fingerprint resistant (but not sure the stainless steel is a shade different [worried there] and that it has InfoLight shine on the floor so you know it's actually running. Lastly, the price was very reasonable - $540 for the dishwasher, with the add-ons (hose, kit, power cord, installation) a total of $919.58. You were all so very helpful in making this an easy decision. Thank you again.

I'm going to join in on the "warming" trend. Do you actually work from home? There is a difference from actually WORKING and working. If your work depends on it, then the room needs to be productive and comfortable. If it's not a full time job, then you have more options based on your preferences. It looks like a nice sized space. If you are going to be doing Zoom meetings or anything where the wall behind you is in view, consider the color and decor for THAT wall to be especially important. Maybe a focal color as a good backdrop to shelves, artwork, or credentials. Where did you get the sofa? I really like it and it looks to be about the right size and color for MY home office, lol so anything you can tell me about it would be appreciated!

I would stick with nickel for all the knobs, in both rooms. Black will look very stark with your other options, and in your bathroom, the floor gives you enough darkness. Round is better than square for knobs because over time as they need to be tightened, the square ones get crooked. I like your third lighting option, which looks more sophisticated. I would wait on the bathroom mirrors until you see the completed space. At that point, it will be more apparent whether metal or wood frames are better, and what shape/size is best.