Sorry but it's very difficult to determine nuances of color on a computer monitor. What I see may not be what you see in your actual room with your actual lighting. Look at the tile and stone next to some paint samples and trust your eye. If you don't trust your eye, you may want to hire a color consultant for an hour.

Ok thank you, great idea! I just brought some different paint swatches in here and will see what my eyes say :)

Can you post a picture of it next to a white sheet of paper (like computer paper)?

@amy yes here you go

I can’t figure out what color cabinets in my bathroom to match with this. If you look above, I’ve put a bit of the countertop (black, cream and white) in the photos, and I am deciding whether to do a light wood color as the floor near cabinets or whether to carry this gray tile over. Either way, I would like to use a natural wood color for the cabinets, trying to work it out.

These are the lights and mirror above said area

So is the floor under the new cabinet going to be wood or this grey tile? How about matching the cream in the countertop for the cabinet?

That’s what I’m trying to decide now- if I should carry the gray tile over or do light wood. Decisions decisions

So are you expanding a bathroom that already partially has a floor? Would the wood match other parts of the house that are connected to the bathroom? Sorry I'm confused!

Yes the gray tile already existed when purchased the home. I’m not extending but there’s a vinyl black floor that needs replacing and that’s where I will extend tile or put light wood down. The light wood would match the upstairs bedrooms and upstairs foyer including the master and this is the master bathroom.

I think I would stick with the light wood. Sometimes a lot of gray is just too much gray.

Yes I tend to agree.