What ??? If I understand tile is on the main floor and this questio is for the seconf floor where the bedrooms are.I think it will depend on the color of the tile on the lower floor as you will be having the 2 floors meet at the bottom of the stairs. Some pictures would be abig help BTW. Maybe look a vinyl plank and do the stirs in a tile to match the lower floor I awys thin stairs look best done to match the lower level and then the floor cange change at the top of the stairs. We need pictures of the furniture too.

As long as the tile isn't a wood look, it's fine to mix tile and laminate. However, these days most people tend to prefer a single flooring throughout a home. Laminate is not a good choice for areas that get moisture such as bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways, so if you do want a single flooring use something like engineered hardwood or LVP. If you go for the two flooring materials, make sure that the whole floor will be the same level. In other words, make sure you account for the height of the tile now when putting in the laminate so that you don't create a tripping hazard and think about how you would do handle the transitions. Also, laminate floors tend to go through styles quickly, so I recommend buying some extra in case you need to patch or extend in the future.

Hello, here's the Sweets.Construction website that seems to have it for sale (the product is exclusively made by Floor & Decor): https://sweets.construction.com/AdditionalInfo?https%3a%2f%2fwww.flooranddecor.com%2faquaguard-laminate%2fonyx-high-gloss-water-resistant-laminate-100585082.html And here's an article that has an overview of Aquaguard Laminate flooring: https://www.flooringclarity.com/aquaguard-laminate-reviews/

Although Kindling would be a timeless tone choice, I like Lunar with your choices that you have shown. If you haven't permanently (put down payments/ordered) set the wall color, cabinets nor countertop selections then I would go with Kindling and maybe explore choices in this order 1. countertops 2. Cabinet color 3. Wall color Floors are such an investment... Wishing you lots of luck during your new project!!!!!