We continued our gray floor tile (soapstone) onto the shower curbs except for one bathroom. We have white showers. The one bathroom that is different has a marble-top sink console so we used marble for the shower curb and top of pony wall.

Do you need floor thresholds at the bathroom entries? Perhaps they would be able to make the floors flush?

What you did sounds nice. I would completely do the same if we had the option to just match the floor but none of the floors are real stone so we'd have to look for a matching stone.

We need them at all entries but can pick wood (the hallway floor), tile or stone. Here is the powder room as an example: gray floor, wood hall (will be stained), and counter will probably be some kind of white quartz so the matching white threshold would probably look bad.

So there will be a height differential between the two floors? If not, you could just have the wood go right up to the tile floor. Sorry if I am not explaining this well, but our tile and wood floor meet in the doorway with no threshold.

Assuming there is a height difference, I probably would choose a wood threshold -- unless you want to use a different material for visibility?

Hope others will chime in with suggestions for you. [oops typing at same time as cpartist]

Thanks! CP that is a beautiful bathroom. Glad to hear wood worked for you. It would certainly be the easiest option since we could do the same thing in every room and the wood guy said he could bevel as needed. I am not 100% sure on the heights but they are at least very close in height. That just leaves the shower curb and niche shelves. Too many decisions!

Thanks sarahbr2. Hope the new owner likes it as much as DH and I did. My shower curbs in both bathrooms were the same as our counters.