It's a little late now, but if you'd centered the middle of a tile instead of a grout joint, you would've eliminated that skinny little piece on either side, and still stayed centered. That aside, it looks good so far! Ivette-- I'm getting an education right now with respect to balloon construction! The one thing that almost stopped us from buying the house was that back side of the house bows (I would guesstimate) about 6-8" from the middle to the two corners. When I first saw it, I thought the house was getting ready to collapse until someone explained that with balloon construction, that's SUPPOSED to happen! Boy didn't I feel stupid!! I'm learning, though!

I think it’s permanent. When we measured with laser it was completely straight line but after laying tiles it starts flash with floors but goes about 1/4 inch gap to wards the end. I think by the time we get to the end it will be more than 1/4 inch. I was thinking to take off more about 4 inches of wood and lay a piece of sand wood opposite direction to make a transition point but that will probably only work if time end up flash with floor height that I will see only after wood is sanded.

I have the same issue. I have installed new porcelain wood look tiles in my entry hallway that transitions to my Pergo wood look laminate flooring in my kitchen. I am having an experienced carpenter make some custom wood transition pieces that will match the color of my oak stairs. He will also make a transition piece from the hall tile to my wall to wall carpet in n my living room. I just didn’t care for the transition pieces that I had seen in the building supply stores.

Is that a wood look tile? If it is , then you will want to make sure the tile is the same thickness so no transition is needed. I don't think that is going to look that good though - it looks like the floor will cut across an island?? or is that just cabinets sitting there?? Need some different photo angles .