Is that your wall color? If so, choices 1 and 2 are too gray and cool. 3 looks like it has some warm tones but it is hard to tell. The best way to pick is to bring the samples to your space and see how they look with your light and paint.

If you want pattern, you can always add an indoor outdoor rug to the space instead of choosing a more permanent pattered floor.

I LOVE #1 but not sure if you will get sick of that down the road? #3 isn't as exciting but seems to be the 'safest' option.

Paint colour is SW Worldy Grey...d_gw Do you see some tan/beige in the print?

Barnes Custom Builders -The floor is vinyl sheet flooring...if we do get sick of it..well...easy enough to change without breaking the bank. :)

I have to admit..i like it..but find it a tad daunting.

It's new build so I can't 'see' it in the space.

Photos I found...

I normally would pick #3...but...I'm thinking this pattern may hide dog hair, dirt etc better between cleanings?

hiccup, I did see it when I magnified but the overall the tone is still gray and cool which made me think the third choice is best with the paint.

Greys and beiges are tough because they have different undertones and it is best to make the decision based on the light in your space. What is the flooring next to the entry? Carpet, wood? Gray or beige? Is the rest of the house gray or beige tones?

That being said, if the patterned floor will make you smile every time you walk in the door, go for it!

I think it's so pretty and I do see the beige tones in it. I almost wish it was a little bit larger scale, now that I see it in the photos you posted.

Stairs hall leading up to the main floor...which is the same.

I'm not crazy about it next to your wood floors. It's so hard to tell with small samples.

I have to add that my mom and dad put that vinyl pattern in their kitchen in 1978! It was avocado and gold but the exact same pattern :)

Me too Barnes Custom Builders!

d_gw That's hilarious!

I dunno...I changed it to the pattern above. I'll probably chicken out and just go for plain gray.

There are lots of pretty, inexpensive indoor outdoor rugs with patterns similar to the geometric encaustic tile pattern. I would consider using the "boring" floor and getting a great rug in colors that work better with your wood floor.

Better?

I like it with the wood! And if you're going to add a rug instead, just continue the wood floors through that area.

Barnes Custom Builders...which do you prefer with the wood?

The patterned one.

https://www.houzz.com/photos/bedroom-sketch-phbr0lbl-bl~l_147036

^^One more for the road.

Hi -- I have the Mannington sheet vinyl (the patterned one) in our cottage bathroom. I absolutely adore it! It is a lot warmer in person, so your wall color will look great with it. Add a jute rug to the entrance and it will look charming! I'll see if I can find some photos.

annied75 Did you use the filigree iron or the pewter ? I'm SO VERY EXCITED that I have a real in life person that has used it!! Please send photos.

I used the Iron color, since the Pewter had a faded appearance that I didn't like. Here's a quick photo showing the flooring matched up with another Mannington vinyl sheet flooring that we used in our kitchen and dining areas of our cottage. I know that sheet vinyl doesn't get a lot of credit, but it's come a long way! Plus, it's practical for the ease of clean-ups. As I mentioned, we love it at our cottage, since you don't have to worry about people with wet feet and dripping swimsuits damaging the floors.

I agree...I hate hate hate grout. I have marble with white grout all over my current house and I loved it for about 3 months. Then it just looked dirty. I'm all about less fuss and more living now. It looks fabulous with your floors. Do you think it would work with my darker floors? I did a mock up in the original post above.

I think it will look great with your floors! I also think your paint color will look nice. We used BM Grant Beige throughout our cottage. By using the iron color of the Mannington sheet vinyl, it has the bluish-gray and beige colors that can go either way for decorating.

I'm happily being swayed. I may just continue it in the powder room then. Does this work or is it a miss?

I like the look, however, you could switch it up and paint the walls BM Intrigue or BM Duxbury Gray. I think that would look good with your vanity.

Below are darker versions of SW Sea Salt (on the same colour strip):

And these are on the same strip as SW Silver Strand:

Okay...but circling back to the front foyer...may I ask what colour I should paint the inside of the front door? This is SW Urban Bronze...but I question if it will 'go' with the floor. Should I just stick with white?

I would keep the door white or the same color as your trim.

I like the tile, it's fresh and current looking. Have fun with it!

I'm not sure where everyone seems to be coming up with these 'numbered choices' '#1, #2, #3' . I must be missing something. I have no idea which one is #1, which is #2, and which is #3. However from what I saw in the first photo posted I like the patterned sheet vinyl. Reminds me of cement tile. I just used a patterned porcelain floor tile made to resemble cement tile in my kitchen. I love the pattern and don't have even a speck of regret about using it, I love it more every day I see it.

hiccup - I thought you'd get a kick out of this photo from another post. You are making a timeless decorating choice! It is so interesting to me that color changes and small pattern tweaks can make something look fresh.

Looks amazing!

does anybody have more pictures of the filigree iron? any pictures would be greatly appreciated with their cabinets. thank you!