The logical thing would seem to be to use the same new tile as the bathroom..

Yes, use either the same flooring as the bathroom or as the bedroom, whichever you can source. I prefer to use the bedroom, but either would work.

Makes sense. Keep it consistent. I appreciate the feedback!

I agree with @Timothy Winzell, matching the bathroom tile is the best solution, if you want to make that investment in a house you're going to sell. Only use wood if it matches, exactly, the bedroom floor. Replacing the carpet will be the least expensive option. Or have the carpet cleaned and let the new owner choose what they want.

I agree carpet least expensive way to go. But I don´t know if it will appeal to potential buyers.

Have you spoken to a real estate agent about selling your house? They know what buyers are looking for. However, I caution you to not spend too much money on everything you're doing. Different people like different things and you may find buyers who don't like what you did and won't buy the house because they don't feel comfortable removing brand new fixtures. Some people don't have a problem with things being somewhat worn because they prefer to make their own decisions on what color carpeting, tile, etc. are in their house. Also, in a hot market, people are much more accepting of houses that need some work.

Great points, thank you. We did speak to our broker. She called it a ¨hard choice¨ which didn´t really help too much! I think in the end the key word is ¨neutral¨. Without going overboard, be ¨neutral¨. So for this dressing area, I don´t know if carpet is so neutral, when the bedroom is wood and the bathroom tile. Seems like three different surfaces so close to each other looks a bit haphazard. TBH leaning toward wood right now, since the continuation from the bedroom can´t be faulted. Tile sounds nice, but maybe a bit cold for the dressing area and closet.

The bedroom is a step down so it limits continuity. I can see having something warmer on your feet like wood or carpet but carpet gets matted and dirty and it may be hard to match the existing wood perfectly. Tiling the whole thing will make it all look bigger. The major challenge will be the nosing at the step.

Do you have spare tile from the bathroom? Extra wood from the floor in the bedroom? I would think wood would be best, if you have enough of it to floor this area.