If you are doing bathrooms now, why are you showing pics of your kitchen? Decide upon kitchen in a few years when you are ready to do the work. Who knows what trends or new materials will be of interest and work at that time.

Do you know what you want for your bathroom?

This floor is through out the kitchen and baths. Don't have a good pic of it in the baths hence why the kitchen is shown.

Powder room is off of back entry behind pantry cabs. Has a pedestal sink, getting a vanity. Master is getting new tall vanity. Stained wood cabinets in similar color, maybe a little darker and browner.

Now, any ideas?

In the bathroom, with the tan on the floor, and brown stain, I'd go for a white countertop to lighten things up.

You don't think white is too harsh? There's no white in the tile.

The island cabinets are a lite cream with a glaze. We personally do not understand the choices made for the two competing sets of cabinets and counters but that's another day.

The floor tile is not terribly attractive - are you sure you want to design around it? If so, Corian solid surface has lots of beige options, and there are plenty of beige quartz choices as well, like this faux Taj from Cambria.

Ha ha @eam44, that is not the most flattering picture of the tile! I feel IRL it looks better and even in some other listing photos. I get your point but the tile is in good shape and covers a large area.

I went to another dealer today that had some remnant options that were cream based that I think would work. The Cambria is pretty but we would need to buy the entire slab or look around for someone that sold it by the sq.

I saw this article the other day (wife showed me) and it has some ideas but I'm not sure if you will like the styles or not: https://inspiredrealms.com/bathroom-ideas-inspired-by-the-great-gatsby-era/

Maybe you can change the powder room floor to something that works with the rest of the tile, like small hexagon or penny rounds.