Just a caveat - gloss tile on the floor becomes an ice-skating rink when wet.

All tile is slippery when wet. Yes, a high gloss can be a bit more and I'd avoid if designing for "aging in place". But otherwise, rugs outside of showers are standard for this purpose. If you're doing marble, use a smaller, like 8x8, and use a honed for one color and polished for the other. Suits the look of your room. Love the pendants with the black. Refreshing to hear someone avoiding too much matchy, matchy while still picking up on the other elements and mood. Nice selections. Our two cents.

I was also concerned about the marble tile (and now even more so) Thanks for pointing it out. (Especially since this is primarily the bathroom for two ten year old girls).

Jamie - the bathroom is pretty small - approx 30sf. I am tiling the entire shower, the outside of the tub enclosure (using a drop in) and one complete wall (the wall with the vanity ad mirror). The opposite wall will be painted white. There will be a frameless glass door and There is one frosted window in the shower , so not that much light. I was hoping with the high hats, there will be enough. I actually love dark bathrooms (my next one will be a black bathroom) so that part, I don't mind. I'm just hoping it is light enough to capture the green.

Dragonfly- thanks for the advice. So if we go with marble instead of tile, 8 x 8, polished black and honed white. Do you think that this would be prettier than cement matte? The bathroom is pretty small and I'd prefer not to cover up the floor with rugs and mats so if that's the only way to make it safe, I'd prefer to forgo the beauty of marble if I have to just cover it all up.

amyhmeyers, Most of our clients use some kind of bath mat outside their shower for multiple reasons beyond the slipperiness factor. Beyond that, you want to make the bathroom look bigger? Extend your shower floor tile which I assume is a mosaic (pick a pretty one, black and white) and extend it into the the bath floor. Lots of options there that solve both dilemmas and work with the style.

No advice. I love your styling though. The vanity is beautiful.

Thanks, TM

Dragonfly - I would absolutely extend the floor if I had a shower but since this is a bathroom primarily for our kids, both 10yo, we are using a tub. We are installing a drop in so we can tile the outside enclosure with the green tile, make it look a little better. The next two bathrooms after this are both showers only I'll definitely check in with design advice for those. Lots of tile...

I am not sure you will want to do the black tile in polished. It will show every water spot, finger (or foot) print and every spec of dust or lint like a mirror. A matt or honed tile will be way more forgiving for looking clean with two children using it all the time.

I have a matte black tile floor in my bathroom, and I can’t imagine that polished would be much worse. Even with it being matte, it seems to show everything. I’d use it again though, I love it enough. :)

When I looked at matte tiles in the store, I definitely the noticed the smudging right away and thought that the polished would be more forgiving. It sounds like they will be both be unforgiving. With 2 kids, 2 dogs and 3 cats and dark wood floors throughout my home, I've long since given up on practicality and just indulge in the aesthetics. Thank you both