Given your colour scheme, I’d lean towards the honey-coloured narrow plank wood effect flooring. With travertine-style walls, sandy/camel tones, and an almost black vanity, a warm wood effect will soften the space, add balance, and stop the room feeling too dark or cold. It also works well with white ceilings and keeps the bathroom feeling calm and spa-like.
A black and white tile effect can look striking, but with travertine panels and a dark vanity already in place, it may feel a bit busy or high-contrast in the long run.
For bathrooms, wood effect porcelain tiles are practical as well as stylish — water-resistant, easy to clean, and long-lasting. Brands and suppliers like Royale Stones UK offer realistic narrow plank options in warm honey tones that pair beautifully with travertine finishes.
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Updating bathroom with a walk-in shower unit.
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