We have lyptus flooring which is very similar to cherry hues. Our hardware is ORB, but we went with the brass for the floor outlets. Looks great with it-definitely blends in more than the nickel would.

I'd tend to agree... Most travertine has taupe or pinkish undertones. There IS some that has a decided yellowish cast, but that stone tends to be very vibrantly colored and have lots of holes...

I hate to see people spend money to replace what is the ;eat offensive issue. If you love that pink good for you but IMO it is horrible . I would like to hesr form the OP He wants to replace the flooring for god's sake how can that be done without dealing with the rest. IMO the floor is the only thing worth keeping. I need to understand what his plan is . I respect that people can't afford big changes but flooring is abig change to wnat ot do with a ton of really dated stuff. As usual your opinion is just YOUR OPINION. And in this case YOUR OPINION was not asked for! The OP asked what to do with the floors and walls. Pal came up with the same solution I would have suggested. And just because YOU DON"T LIKE IT, doesn't mean other people agree with you.

Based on posts on this forum that I've read over the years, you don't want real marble on a shower floor. I also used real marble on a bathroom floor I remodeled almost 15 years ago and regretted it. If any males use the facilities and have bad aim you will get etching. But if you think marble will work for you on the floor in general, look for a porcelain tile for the shower floor that has the gray in it similar to the floor in a simpler pattern than what you're showing. While you do want a small format tile to aid drainage, some of the ones you're showing are too small and will give you a lot of grout to clean. This is similar to what I used in last bath I remodeled: