A colored vanity would really bring some life into the room, the colors although beautiful seem a little bland.

If you use a white quartz or corian your maintenance will be a lot easier than if you use a real marble. Marble will etch and stain. White surfaces don't get dirtier than darker ones, you just notice that they are dirty more quickly and can clean as needed.

Have you thought of a custom vanity? the vanity you show does not have matched grain. If you got a custom one, you would ask for that detail. Your round mosaic looks like it has a little pink beige in it and the large variegated floor tile looks like a greenish gray. But it is sure hard to tell on computers.

I like the wood tone vanity choices as opposed to white or gray. I think it's a bit warmer and more "organic" looking. Usually I prefer the grainy wood look (not rustic in this case) but that tile is reading very "fast" to me - a lot of movement- so I'd go a little quieter on the wood selection. IE, the first or fourth one in your last post as opposed to the last one in the group. Not all teak is as variegated as the Homegoods sample, though, so keep that in mind. I have a teak fold up bench that is gorgeous and way more "quiet". But i'm no pro! Just my opinion:). Good luck!

I was just getting ready to say what karri said--I would not use a horizontally striped wood with the horizontal direction of the floor tile. The penny tile brings another shape in, so that may be all your bathroom can handle for patterns. You need a vanity that reads as a solid but you could have some marble-like movement for the counter.

Is the plan to do the shower floor in the penny tile? Not sure what your thoughts are on an accent tile.

I'd go with the black vanity all day, all the others seem to kind of blend in with the tile, but I personally like a little POP.

It would be very helpful if you'd number your choices. Are you planning on ordering the vanity online? You'll be taking your chances on color.

Any painted vanity will work with the floor. I like the vanity with the bar pulls going across the three drawer fronts. That is a cool modern look. I can't tell how much grain the wood has with the dark stain though. Does it come in a double sink? I would do that with a modern mirrored medicine cabinet for your small items, like these Robern medicine cabinets.

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Penny tile isn't a contemporary look per se. Neither is using an accent tile in the shower. I don't think that large format tile needs an accent tile. I'd pick a 2x2 square for the shower floor.