In my opinion, way to large for a small bathroom. Also you need to be more careful with water in a bathroom with LVT as while the LVT itself is not affected by water it is not 100% waterproof. What color are the balance of the fixtures?

Out of these two I like the first one. I think with the proper layout it could work in a small bathroom but there would be a fair amount of waste. I would look like large slabs in a small bathroom.

Vinyl that looks like tile is just silly, when you can just do the tile it is based on, and be far more durable.

Thank you all for the comments so far! I see the size now :/ for some reason I didn't see it before. I don't always 'see' things right away, proportions, color undertones, etc. I went back and looked, and yep that tile was an 18 x 36! I guess that is pretty big. My bathroom is only about 6' x 7.' I am going to see if I could get it in a 12 x 24.

As for the rest of the fixtures... it's open at this point. I could go light or dark on the vanity and walls. I wasn't sure where to begin on picking out things. It seems like when you are re-doing just 1 thing (like paint color or cabinets), then you want it to relate to something else in the room. But what about when you are starting all over and redoing everything from scratch? I just picked the floor to start with, but I don't know if that's where most people start.

As for doing tile... that would be preferrable. My favorite choice would've been to pick a white or gray hex or herringbone and go from there. I feel like you can go a lot of different directions with those for color. But for various reasons, (marriage, contractor experience, DIY-ability, etc.) tile is out of the question. So I'm trying to find the next best thing in an LVT. (Would prefer to not use a peel & stick.)

Thank you again for the input thus far!