We have both porcelain and wood in our house. I love them both. We have porcelain tile in the kitchen, bathroom, foyer, and the traffic areas, and engineered wood in the living, dining, and family rooms. Our through body gray porcelain doesn't show the dirt and is easily cleaned. Our wood floor does not have a lot of texture and our footprints with bare feet and our dogs spots from chewing her feet show up in the light. It's an easy wipe down, though, but it really shows the dirt sooner. About our feet, my husband really has foot pain with the porcelain when he's in the kitchen. I, on the other hand, do not have a problem. He never had trouble with the vinyl floor we had before, so it must be the tile. Truthfully, we really like both. In mho, I think that porcelain should look like porcelain if you have it. Trying to similuate another product doesn't do it for me. If you want the porcelain, there are plenty of beautiful kinds to choose from. I don't like the little squares of wood or floating floors that look like tile either. I say choose your material than choose something beautiful that truly represents the material. We have both porcelain and wood in our house. I love them both. We have porcelain tile in the kitchen, bathroom, foyer, and the traffic areas, and engineered wood in the living, dining, and family rooms. Our through body gray porcelain doesn't show the dirt and is easily cleaned. Our wood floor does not have a lot of texture and our footprints with bare feet and our dogs spots from chewing her feet show up in the light. It's an easy wipe down, though, but it really shows the dirt sooner. About our feet, my husband really has foot pain with the porcelain when he's in the kitchen. I, on the other hand, do not have a problem. He never had trouble with the vinyl floor we had before, so it must be the tile. Truthfully, we really like both. In mho, I think that porcelain should look like porcelain if you have it. Trying to similuate another product doesn't do it for me. If you want the porcelain, there are plenty of beautiful kinds to choose from. I don't like the little squares of wood or floating floors that look like tile either. I say choose your material than choose something beautiful that truly represents the material.

There are so many porcelain flooring choices and some tile companies are still regional. Hard to recommend something over the internet. Really need to take your samples into the tile store and find what you like and what's in your budget. With a pattern like the Berwyn what I would want to do is find flooring and backsplash that picks up colors in the quartz so you get unity across the kitchen. With something like Berwyn you can go in a lot of directions because there are so many colors to pick from. Will your kitchen designer help select the floor? If she has the vision we've found it best to let one person tie it together rather than trying to have a half dozen different designers pulling you in different directions.

@itsourcasa i see a couple tiles mentioned here. did you install the truewood cream floors from floor and decor? I absolutely love the pictures you shared a year or so ago. https://www.flooranddecor.com/porcelain-tile/truewood-cream-wood-plank-porcelain-tile-100480698.html

Daltile's Natural Hues tile comes in a wide variety of colors including 8 or 9 greens. They are solid colors, though, not variegated.