Pictures or a plan of the bathroom? What are the planned other finishes? Natural light? Lighting? Context is key.

I will give you my advice . keep all the major items simple I like plain porcelain tile 12 x24 for both bathroom floor and shower walls with same tile only smaller for shower floors . I like a master bath and master bedroom to be the same color palette since they belong together. I like white toilets and sinks and chrome hardawre . IMO this keeps the space simple allows you to change wall color and accessories easily without major work. In bathrooms and kitchens I like LED 4000K lighting , I never use dimmers but you can so buy bulbs that can be dimmed if that is your thing. I sometimes use an accent tile in a bathroom and use it as a vertical strip off center in the shower and use thta same tile for the backsplash . I actually do not need a floor plan to advice these items . Waht is your style and what vanity do you love are mor eimportant in a bathroom I like the tile stacked in both spaces layed so thye look like continuation no offset. I never like black where water is on large surfaces unless you have super soft water and are willing to celan often. IMO the horizontal accent strip is a very dated look and honestly usuelly just avoid the strip.

For some reason we now cannot go to idea books either in Houzz wisdom maybe just this one I guess we wait and see.

There are odd diagonal lines in the Resilience which could show up as an unintended repeat pattern once installed.

If you want all one color tile, I would only use white.

We had a two-tone bath and it's nice....lighter tile for shower walls and wall tile, and medium tone floors with matching shower floor but in mosaic.