Hi susileh, It's important to understand there are a lot of variety of sheen levels available from left to right (no sheen to most sheen): Flat or Matt, Eggshell, Satin, Soft-Gloss, Semi-Gloss, Gloss, Super Gloss etc. For something that will seem a little fresher and new, we recommend going with Cabinetry which is between Eggshell & Satin. For some reference, please take a look at the following image on our Caesarstone Fresh Concrete page - http://www.caesarstone.com.au/colour/4001-fresh-concrete#?photo=77535d96-fa95-45ad-ae43-67255b056757 This image contains a light timber flooring, Caesarstone Fresh Concrete, Satin Cabinetry, Timber accents, Gloss Splashback, Black Fixtures and appliances. We hope this helps! Best, Caesarstone Australia

Glossy finishes have improved a lot over time. Fingerprints don't seem to be as much of an issue anymore,. except for the darker colours. I had white gloss in my last place and you couldnt really see any prints but everything wiped off soooo easy. A dream!

Perhaps you could post some photos of your selections? I am having trouble visualising what a blue marble-look floor tile actually is? Could you use it as a splashback tile?

Ours were a light-mid beige colour and I didn't enjoy them! Actually the darker the colour the more they show the marks. We now have semi polished tiles in the areas that kids use. Still a slight sheen but way more practical. A good tile shop should be able to talk you through the different types of tiles.