Would be helpful to see the space where these materials are going. The size and scale of the room usually has some effect of the best interior materials especially in connection with pattern and scale of pattern.

Here are drawings of the space. I don’t have any photos available right now of the actual space.

personally, the tile shapes are all beautiful, I would not use gray... a cream or very soft sage green would be more pleasing. Lighter as in a hint of color, unless you have a flood of natural light.

The colors are so deceiving in this photo. This is the subway tile. It’s more creamy white than grey. The floor is really the only grey. Thoughts? Any better?

The large hex reminds me of a slate, so I don't mind that gray tone. But the small hex tiles leans too much into the outdated gray trend, in my opinion. Would you consider using the large hex for all flooring? I like your other selections, and the wood cabinets are pretty and add some nice warmth. I wish we had dog washing station!

The small hex is only on the floor of the dog wash - which is 30”x36”. It won’t be very visible - but perhaps I’ll look at another option. I don’t think I could use the large hex in the dog bath - the area is too small??

Maybe try looking at dog bath, laundry room, and mudroom designs on here. Below are a few we have done for clients:

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The floor hex tiles don't seem to work well with the other options. Maybe take some time to look at some more options that could work well together.

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