You have tile plank flooring now right? Now you want to match those planks with plain tile ?Your lighting is skewing the colors , which picture is taken with your lighting ?

they are all with natural sunlight in the room, just at different times of day. we are doing an addition and want the new flooring to complement the existing flooring since it doesnt exist anymore. more of an intentional look and not one that you walk in and think, why are there so many different floorings in one house?!

Three of these look like pretty good coordinating choices.

Throw out 4, it is too pinkish.

5 is plain gray and will limit options for coordinating now that gray is trending out of fashion.

Try lining up 1, 2 and 3 on one of the lightest wood-look tiles and take a bunch more photos.

You can probably buy a box of each of your final choices, lay them out, then decide.

thank you so much and that is such a good idea! also i love advice like throw out something, it helps so much with analysis paralysis :P

I agree wi†h apple pie - I see pink in #4. There also looks like a hint of pink in #1? I like #2 - or maybe #3. If you purchase a box of each in order to lay out several tiles on top of the current flooring, I think it will help you decide which one you think works the best.

It is difficult to tell by a photo - while my MacBook seems to display colors pretty accurately, seeing the tiles in person is the best way to decide.

Which room(s) have the plank? Where are you putting the tiles? More photos would help.

Those tiles look awful small for a floor. Tile is such a horrid flooring choice over all. It's super tough on your joints. It's unforgiving when things are dropped. It give you no options when you tire of it w/o MAJOR disruption and effort to remove.

" It's super tough on your joints."

arcy_gw:

Please find some science, not hardwood floor or carpet industry pap, to substantiate your claim. I tried and could not.