Both are lovely.

To make a choice, I would look at surrounding floors and decor generally.

The beige is lovely, but if its a lot of flooring and open space it may be a little "cold". You will need to add rugs and paint color plus accessories. The wood will be more homey. So, I think, it's a matter of choice and taste.

Both look like excellent choices given the other elements. The wood look alike is likely to be more expensive but also dramatic allowing the painted cabinets to pop. The porcelain tile is very soothing and cool for a warm weather climate.

I like the creamy porcelain tile. It looks great with your cabinets, counter and wall color and provides a beautiful neutral backdrop for any color accent you might use. I know the wood-look tile is really big now, but I can't get over the nagging feeling that it will become the floor that everyone wants to remove in ten years.

Whichever you choose, make the upgrade to epoxy grout for stain resistance...it is awesome!

The porcelain tiles that look like wood is the way to go. The wood look has a nice contrast to your cabinets and won't look dated in years to come. The wood floor look will make your cabinets and granite stand out more due to the contrast . 100% wood floor look

Wood look alike,goes with everything and any style.

Without knowing what is on the floors that adjoin the kitchen it is impossible, IMO, to make a recommendation. Both choices have the potential to look lovely. But I wouldn't put the wood-look porcelain tile butting up against a real hardwood floor.

We've completed many wood look alike tile floor projects. Most of the time it has a terribly cheesy feel to it so be careful.

Wood like alike!

People seem to think each decades go-to paint colors, products and looks are new, exciting and ever so innovative and cool and couldn't possibly ever be dated...tile is not easy to change like paint color or upholstery.

I am installing a lot of porcelain wood look tiles , I love them, very durable last forever
Good luck

Hello... I'm trying to make the same decision and live in West Palm... Would you mind sharing the tile names / brands and the stores you found them in? Thx!

This is almost 2 years old....

Whenever in doubt go with the more conservative choice. Beige is definitely the most conservative color. The new beige / creamy tile does not look that different from what you have , is it worth changing? If yes maybe cut it down to three sizes and set them 1/3 offset to change it up. I like the wood looking tile when it is high quality (grain pattern not to repetitive), and it is set randomly like hard wood floors not in a grid pattern. Photo is my kitchen floor we have a dog and sand dunes out front door, no maintenance required.

Could you tell me what the name of that tile color and brand is?