Thanks for pics and comments so far....here are some photos....tile styles and the powder room (current state). I agree re grout not fun to clean. That is one of the reasons I think I should choose something else...any ideas would be appreciated. So far we have looked at hexagon (the one pictured is Calacatta but we would go with oriental white), herringbone (oriental white is pictured) and the last tile pic with squares we kind of liked. Thoughts?

I just spent almost $8,000 on 2 Bedrosians Magnifica Calacatta Oro counters for my master bath and so far- nightmare!!! The slab is supposed to have a soft white background with gold (Oro) veining. What showed up was blue grey color that’s not even close to the soft white of the sample of the slab they showed me in the warehouse. It’s a completely different color- not even close to the same color family ( blue-grey vs. cream!). Of course we didn’t know it was wrong until fabricated and installed. Waiting to hear back from Bedrosians if they’ll take responsibility and fix. I’ll keep you updated but BEWARE... I picked expensive porcelain because it’s supposed to be very consistent in color and no surprises. Now my beautiful beige/ cream master bath has an ugly ( expensive) grey countertop in the middle of it 😭

Can you show me your Bedrosian Cloe Tile in white please? I am confused between Cloe tile and Portmore tile white from Tilebar. I will be doing the square shape.

I haven't I was leaning towards the green shade (oh so pretty) Here's some google results some even look like peoples homes as opposed to HDTV to Bedrosian marketing https://www.google.com/search?q=Cloe+tile+in+gray&tbm=isch&chips=q:cloe+tile+in+gray,online_chips:backsplash:96aLlXAt0ug%3D&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwja6q_A8obzAhUDBTQIHVaBAs4Q4lYoBXoECAEQHA&biw=1905&bih=981