Hard to get all the whites to match. And if one comes in a bit too warm, you may not be happy with the result.

I'm guessing that is why the tile designer recommended the contrasting gray floor.

Agree with Beverly. Also imho not crazy about the 3D effect tiles - it’s trendy but won’t hold up longer term. Consider the subways but in perhaps a herringbone pattern for interest.

Your cabinet style is far too traditional for the 3d tile. It's also a big fad. With your counter, I rather see a pale gray floor in porcelain tile, a simple white subway on shower walls, in an updated size, or repeat the floor tile on the shower walls as well.

Or change the tiles, floor and shower to a faux marble, f and do a simple white quartz top for the vanity. ..........or the PALEST gray. You see a LOT more shower and floor tile, than you see counter top.

Keep it classic and simple.

IMO a simple marble look tile for the floors and the shower walls will stand the test of time or a light gray 12 x24 tile for floors and shower walls and I agree those 3D tiles will be one of those things that dates the bathroom and they do not work with the traditional cabinets and hardware.

I squeegee the shower walls and those 3D tiles make me crazy. I love the look, personally, but figure it's a cleaning PITA down the road and I'd be cursing them.

Agree on the Marble look for the tiles (floor and shower) and simpler vanity top in plain white.

Who is going to scrub all of the soap scum and dead skin cells out of those textured shower tiles for the next 15 years? If it’s not you, and you aren't one of those obsessive people who do nothing but cleaning, you’ll need to double what you pay a maid. That tripled the times cleaning that one bathroom right there.