Love that tile that looks like wood it is amazing!!

I just finished a project using the porcelain wood look and bought the narrow version rather than the wider strips. Doing this gave it a real wood look. Also, I decided on a "wood" that had ridges and grooves so it wouldn't show dirt. When people walk on it they really believe it is wood. There is only a 1/16" grout line I used that is a tiny bit darker than the porcelain. so it created the look of a shadow just as you would see in real wood. These rectified tiles today are absolutely stunning. Also, I had the installer lay it in a herringbone pattern.

I'm with Karen , and I'm in favour of tiles myself because of their Versatility , n herringbone comes out real nice ,but Karen Instead of Grout Powder ,why not have Apoxy putty available in various interesting colours for the grouting .

I personally like the look of real wood vs tiles, what is the floor material in the sunroom? are you replacing it at the same time?

Yes I am replacing sunroom floor also. My dilema now is the expense of doing the whole area with the wood look. I was thinking of transition to sunroom by ending wood look and using a13-16 in sq. tile to save on total cost. The sunroom is a rectangle 10x13

Good thought with the putty, Vikrant. The days of having to compromise are over. Of course it takes a good eye to pick out which will pose as the real thing. It was my first attempt at trying to get the right look and feel. I've actually had people argue with me about what it is. :)

will herringbone be too busy in small area?

Herringbone can be very busy if you have big swings in your colors from tile to tile. The best method of doing this is to find a product that has the least amount of variation from tile to tlle. I'll post a couple picture so you can see what I am saying. If you want it to look like wood and not tile, be certain to use the narrow strips, not the wide ones.