Dottie - I could not have done this without an educated designer - it's not just about the design choices although I would never have come up with design choices as my brain isn't hardwired in those kinds of visually imaginative ways. I can appreciate things but I don't know how to pull them together and I wouldn't have the ability to figure out where to even start in terms of the sea of vendors. I am good about researching appliances and functions but get lost in the sea of visual possibilities :-) And I can't even imagine dealing with codes and such since Los Angeles is code crazy - I wanted to move some floor electrical outlets up a bit from the floor as I found it difficult to reach them when I had some hip issues so I was thinking about for the future - I was told that if I move a plug, the whole thing has to be rewired back to the panel box. And the darn kitchen sink has to be approved by the UL LOL - who would think a kitchen sink could be dangerous.

@kl23 >> May I ask why you are abandoning the wood flooring? Great question! The flooring was damaged by a leak and that material is no longer sold. So we had to make a choice: either replace the flooring with a material that doesn't match the rest of the house, or go with tile. Also we have concerns about wood in the bathroom due to moisture. The installer is coming tomorrrow. I hope we chose the right path.

Reverse your material options. Put the easier care porcelain in the wet area, and the more difficult to care for natural stone in the dry areas. It's a lot cheaper to tear out and redo a room floor than an entire shower.

I've tried twice to comment with pictures and Houzz keeps wiping out my comment. I don't know if they are going to show up later or if they are gone forever. Anyway, Tilebar has 5 samples for $5. Have a look there and order some samples to see what works with the wood tones you've got. I will try attaching the photos in a separate post. But, if you have a new vanity, did it come with a new vanity top? If so, you will want your floor tile to coordinate with the stone on the vanity top. That may be the more important match instead of the parquet which will be outside the door.