Beautiful light fixture indeed. I'm seeing a navy fixture, grey tiles, black shower handle, busy grey floor, small tiles on shower floor that clash with everything else, plus a wall of white tiles on shower wall that add to business. There is way too many shapes and patterns and nothing to tie them together.

My appologies to be critical but the examples I see are way too busy. I suggest you start with the one item you love--the light fixture--- to stand out and select the other components to be supporting actors to this star.

Hi Rho! I truly appreciate your help, but I think you missed a couple of important pieces.

1) We will have a tub, so no additional tile on a shower floor to compete with anything.

2) All hardware in the bathroom will be brushed nickel, not black.

All tiles are subway and all will have white grout which should minimize the white sides and make the blue tile pop. No other tile except the floor, which I have doubts about.

Fixed elements: White (BM Super White) shaker vanity with dark soapstone counter, white doors/trim, white tub & toilet, brushed nickel hardware.

So bathroom will be white, white, white with subway, subway, subway wall tile? One wall will be blue subway tile?

I Like it! The floor that you have doubts about---I'm not a big fan of the current trend of patterned tiles. When everyone was putting fruit and vegentable tiles behind stoves for the Tuscany look, I didn't like those either. So I will leave the deccision to put in tile (that screams 2021) to you.