No to a beige type eile. We are living with beige fixtures now and are having to gut to replace. Whaite looks dingy up against most of it. Sure doesn't look intentional, looks like almond was there and you are trying to make do.

Noted, thanks!

Pick the FLOOR first. Use it for both bath floor and floor of the SHOWER - KEEP IT SIMPLE

I just don't like white floor tiles in bathrooms. Every speck of dirt and fallen hair show. If you're going to cover the majority of the floor surface with a rug it doesn't matter, but a medium gray is great for hiding dirt in between cleanings. I'm afraid the black Jan shows would be as bad as white. Or look for a neutral greige that doesn't look like the beige that was overused 15-20 years ago. For the price difference you're stating, I would get the more expensive tile as long as the difference in appearance justifies the cost. Tile is so permanent.

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Terrazzo tiles can be more interesting. It comes in a variety of colors. Even in white it’s interesting and fun.
Plain white is so blah….

Tilebar.com has great ideas. I have their hexagon floor tile in my powder room and it’s easy to take care of. My tiles are blue-green.

Here is the link.

These are fantastic comments, thank you! Looking into grey tiles and getting ready to splurge a bit :)

I like 12 x24 porcealin tile for both bathroom floors and shower walls the shower floor same tile different size . White is okay but Ilike a bit of a color so for me the gray would work I find fewer grout lines match the grout to the tile it leaves you with a sapce that allows wall colr change accessory change without have major work to do, When you keep choices simple you like the space for a lot longer .