Here is close up of my floor and I found these ceramic tiles (second photo).

I wouldn't do a wood ceramic tile next to your flooring. It might be close but not the same and it will clash. Pick a plain colour, one of the colours in your wood flooring, in a large tile. Looks like you have some grays and beige (not a pinkish beige) in your flooring so pick one of those in either a 12 x 24 inches or 24 x 24.

I guess I could go with grey marble. But I will see if I can find exact same floor that was used so everything is real wood and looks the same.

Just not sure, should I go with shiny marble or matte one.

Get inspiration images before you start anything, but you want one flooring throughout the whole space. If that is vinyl tile everywhere else, then use the same vinyl in the kitchen. Just be consistent. It has the bonus of keeping the floor level, no transition pieces. So:

• Get inspiration images
• One flooring everywhere

Some people are advising me to get ceramic tiles because they are more durable. I mean they are right but is it possible to make it work. Kitchen furniture will be this color btw.

Is it possible to make it work? You could put ceramic tile everywhere and even out the floor that way. Good luck with your decisions.

When you say kitchen furniture, do you mean the cabinets that you are replacing from red to gray? Really not what I understood so far in these conversations.