I really like it. I would get it. It’s porcelain, not marble and you can use various cleaners to keep it clean.

I would choose marble look over wood look tile in a bathroom hands down. What tile are you using for the shower floor? Just run that same tile throughout the space.

I installed marble-look, porcelain floor and shower tile with a marble-look quartz countertop and tub deck. It’s timeless and elegant and really brightens our North-facing ensuite. Honestly, that bit of grey patten makes it tough to see any dirt on the floor and, because it’s porcelain, it’s really easy to keep clean.

Nope, I absolutely love mine.

Are you using the same tile on the floors as the shower walls? If so, I think it can work. But if you have a different marble look in the shower and marble look for the countertops, I wouldn't use a third marble look on the floors. It doesn't have to be a wood look - you can also use a more solid gray tile.

My mother had some installed in the kitchen. It looked great, but was very slippery when wet.

Marble-look porcelain hex tiles on floor; little marble-look porcelain squares on shower floor; and large-format tiles on walls; carrara vanity top (supposedly real marble, but I got it sight unseen off Build.com so who knows -- it's pretty, though). I love my bathroom. No regrets at all.

Karen Rose - I hope you don’t think I’m stalking you ( You shared a picture of your gorgeous fireplace when I asked a question on the fireplace forum), but I just love your bathroom. Do you remember the name of the tiles and accent you used?

YES do it!

KR could you tell me the name/brand of your tiles? Beautiful!

Definitely go marble look - we have actual marble tile in our laudry/half bath and while it is beautiful it is really hard to keep looking pristine without being a slave to it with the mop

Ditto to Mongo's comment. We did a porcelain tile, faux stone in our old bathroom. I Loved it. The only regret was an obvious duplicate of the pattern on two adjacent tiles on the back wall.

I prefer to use a Calacatta Gold or Calacatta Oro marble-look porcelain, because it also has some beige/brown/gold veins, along with the gray ones. It gives you a bit more flexibility to have the room designed with cool or warm colors. If you use just a gray toned marble, you are pretty much tied to that cool look forever, specially as we are nearing the end of the Gray color trend that has been around for the last 10 years.