The top 3 go together well. The 4th one (bottom one)- what is that for?

Great, those were my picks as well. Thanks so much for your feedback.

Mel N - That was just another option for the floor in lieu of the darker gray tile.

The wall tile with the horizontal striations and the darker grey tile will complement each other. You can warm the space up with choice of towels. Some great ones on the market at the moment!

I had the same decision to make when I had my bathroom renovated. I wanted the beige floor tile right throughout my little unit, but wanted grey/white in the bathroom. So I used the mosaic tile with some grey in it to give some connection. The side walls in the foreground of this pic are all white.

Your choices look lovely together.

I like your choices - neutral and classic. The wall tile is mostly beige, but seems to have some grey striations in it, and the mosaic has a nice variety of greys and beige tones. I prefer the look of the darker grey tile as a contrast.

mazgardiner - thanks for the comment. Your tile job looks very nice!

Nicole Kelamis - I've considered SO MANY tile choices :). This seems to be the one that my husband and I can agree on. I went back and forth with this same tile in a lighter beige also, but didn't want the bathroom to look washed out. Beiges are hard to match also. We've even considered Silver Beige vein cut limestone on the walls, which is beautiful but I'm scared of the upkeep. I think we're going with Arizona Tile Metalwood in the color Platino on the walls instead of the one in the picture. It's a less busy tile still with some horizontal striations but more in the color tone of light grays, and a chevron pattern of the limestone in silver beige as the accent. Thanks for your reply.

ganame - thanks so much for sharing your pictures. I'll have some light maple cabinetry also, so it's good to see that it contrasts nicely. And you are so right about being able to accessorize easily. You have a very contemporary bathroom; very nice.

too true if u could bundle up all the time and anguish spent over picking tiles and put it to good use u could cure the world. Personly I find non gloss tiles to absorb dirt / stains and gloss show dust. have you considered travertine, from a maintenance perspective we have found them to be great. had something similar to pic below inside and out of our previous house and not that I like to admit it but if u didn't wash the floors for weeks they would look no different after u did, only tile that weve found that always looked clean. Sat new timber chairs outside that stained the tiles, washed straight off with a bit of chlorine. went with a non gloss grey quartz in this house, and from a cleaning perspective, Grrrr!!, will be going back to travertine next time. good luck !

gbeahan - Thanks for your comment. Do/did you have travertine in your shower? I'm kind of nervous to put a natural stone in the shower. I've read you have to be cautious of what kinds of soaps/cleansers to use. But I have heard others say that travertine is very durable. Thanks

yes to all, we did have the tiles professionally sealed, but sealing is not a cure all in my experience but I'm sure it helps considerable . my wife does buy those hand made goats milk styles soaps etc and I don't imagine there is anything more testing for stone, and yes it does mark. The Grey ( bane of my existence )granite much more so than the beige travertine ) I must admit though, the kids bathroom was almost non existent as one has sensitive skin and uses pump pack. I would also imagine climate, airing/ sunlight, volume of use and the time you have to manage it would also be contributing factors. We are way short on time and they don't get the attention they deserve, so I would suggest asking around, others may manage it better and it not be an issue. If your only doing your bathroom you may consider the risk factor not worth it for the volume, but for me, the advantage of travertine in the rest of the house far out weighs any marking issue in the showers, and wont stop me from using it again. To be honest when we sold the last house I just took to the shower with one of those paint scrapers with the razor in the end and most of it came off and it didn't detract from the look of the house. Sorry i have probably only muddied the waters even more, good luck with it.

I think you have made great selections... And I call it greige! Perfect mix between grey and beige. The accent tile certainly brings them both together and the darker tile is definitely the winner! Everyone else here also has great taste! x

gbeahan - Thanks for the info, and don't worry the water was already very muddy, haha. As much as I love natural stone I decided to go with porcelain in the shower, and it's actually slightly different than the one I posted in the pic, horizontal striations are a little more subtle so I can throw in some color besides gray or beige and stay away from the busy accent tile. Now back to the the drawing board for accent tile, sigh.