I would have loved to see the stone tile on the brown floor. I think it may pull out more of the browns in the stone but hard to say till you try it at home with the floor.

Does the white tile come with a matching mosaic?

Could the floor tile be used in the shower?

In other words try to have one less tile selections going on.

The trouble with the floor is the bright white grout. It can be tinted.

I voted for your 2nd choice, given the options.

What tile was selected for the shower walls? Is it marble? Is your countertop marble?Marble mosaic on a shower floor can be tricky, depending on the amount of iron content in the stone. No reason to put marble on the shower floor unless there is marble elsewhere in the bathroom.

I would match the shower floor tile to the color of the bathroom floor tile. The cabinets and wood-look flooring read "earthy" tone to me, but the pebble-stone tile that you selected for the shower floor looks like it leans more blue/gray. Installation and maintenance of pebble stones on the shower floor can be challenging.

I prefer a porcelain mosaic on the shower floor for upkeep.

I actually really like the combo you are doing. I don't like your grout color. I would have done darker.

I know that most people prefer a porcelain mosaic floor ( I do too ) but that floor is beautiful!!!

Maybe the grout lines look so wide because of the color, that white is pretty noticeable and might diminish if you could change the color to something closer to the tile.

I love the green vanity color with the brown floor!

Yes a better matched grout would have been better, but not horrible.

Instead of white tiles in the shower, I would prefer tile like the Lily green. I would like the floor and walls to be from the same collection.

For me because your floor is a wood look tile it reverts to a neutral, the same as a hardwood floor would be. No need to pull in the brown.