It would be helpful if you showed a photo of "white and gray Floor Pops LVT". I can say though that gray floors are problematic. Because gray can be a difficult color to go with other colors - there are warm grays, cool grays, grays with a blue tone, grays with a pink tone and on and on. And, because floors are such a dominating prescence because they are a large area and are horizontal, it makes it even harder to combine gray floors with anythig else. I realize you said "gray and white", but still, gray is difficult.

Here are the gray and white floor tiles that I am considering. They are not bold but more muted in color. My kitchen and breakfast area is very large at 16’W x 34’L. Ceilings are 9’ tall. There is a wall of floor to ceiling windows at one end and a large window over the sink so it is a bright and cheery kitchen.

Those are temporary floor makeup that last about a week before they start to peel up. Don’t waste your money. Remove the old tile and start fresh with new tile.

You might want to read some of the reviews by people who have tried them:

• Home Depot
• Lowes

Yes. I have read them. Thanks for the suggestion.

While I can’t speak from personal experience, these vinyl floor tiles get better reviews than peel and stick https://www.harveymaria.com/us/category/colored-lvt-flooring/

Not exactly the same, but we did stained cabinets with a checkerboard floor (porcelain) in a large room with 9' ceilings and lots of light. The floor isn't as muted as your selection (and our style leans more funky than traditional), but it should give you a bit of an idea. Hope that helps!

Thank you for sharing! I appreciate it!