To start too many tile choices in bathroom always makes for a room you dislike very quickly. As for vanities none of those . IMO there are so many awesome vanitiies with all drawer storage why would anyone want to crawl down to find something ever again. Now that you have all those busy tiles keep the vanity as simple as possible and now what are you going to use for a counter to add to this mix. I will tell you my fave for a bathroom12 x24 porcelian tile for bathroom floor and shower walls no niche and for sure no accent tile in a niche then if you want an accent ne nice vertical strip in the shower and that same accent tile for the backspalsh and a simple counter top. The vanity I love is Godmorgon from Ikea the most amazing storage and wall hung for easy cleaning and a bathroom that is simple to change accessory colors down the road .

I agree with Patricia that what you have selected for tile is a little too busy. Just put the large tiles on the floor. Herringbone is a trend so it will look dated quicker than rectangular tiles laid offset 1/3 - 2/3rds which is the recommended way to lay tile that size. The wood vanities pictured don't look like quite the right shade of wood to go with those tiles. Maybe they look better in person. Are you able to see them next to each other before you buy anything, or are the vanities only available online? If you want to use a white vanity I suggest a solid gray floor, along the lines of a slate look-alike. Otherwise it's too much white.

Thank you Patricia and Kandrew for your input. I totally see what your saying about it being to busy, but unfortunately, the stone has been purchased and cannot be returned 😭

It will be fine. i prefer white cabinetry with the gray color scheme. It is what we did.