Bathroom floor, please help!

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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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.

Everywhere I go now, I keep looking and thinking, "will this do for Phoenix?"
Even in a coffee shop weighing up their floor in the loo. You'll be fed up with us soon.

Industrial?
Concrete flooring, or vinyl that looks like it?

Right then.
Back to the drawing board it is then..

MissAdventure "different entirely" that it is! Thanks for taking the time to make a suggestion, but I think it might give me a migraine.

Sorry, but think the black and white tiles, although looking nice, are now a little old-fashioned, we had something similar in our kitchen 30 years ago! It also is a very Victorian style and your lovely new bathroom is not a traditional one. I would go with a 'white' wood effect flooring, something similar to Auntieflo's suggestion, just a matter of finding the correct one.

Phoenix, can't you borrow some samples from the flooring shop?

How about something different entirely?

You might be disappointed with square tiled effect flooring if the walls aren't completely at right angles.
If the units are not quite black - are they brown? I'd not introduce another colour (black) if the units are very dark brown, it might look like you couldn't quite find a match.

Sorry to be brutal but black and white tiles remind me of public toilets.

I have a similar colour scheme in my en-suite shower room, we ent for a dark slate coloured Rhino floor vinyl in a tiled effect. In a small room, larger Black and white tile effects may make the room look smaller than it actually is. Whatever you choose, check the non slip rating first, some vinyls become as slippery as ice when wet.

No need to apologise Auntieflo but having already gone waaay over budget, Amtico is out!

Phoenix, have you looked at Amtico's Spacio White Ash Plank flooring?
Apologies for appearing to have an obsession with wood effect

Food for thought!

Any more suggestions, ladies?

I was also thinking a washed wood look, light, bright and definitely doesn’t show marks easily. Having said that I did like the look of the white/black. It’s truly personal. choice isn’t it?

I have textured cushion floor, it offers more comfort and there are lots of designs.

I asked my friends when choosing mine then took no notice and went with my own choice.

Well done Doodle (I think?)

Ok phoenix I think I’ve got it. Toodle loo ?

phoenix I haven’t got a little paperclip . Where on the screen does it show it please?

I have charcoal coloured slate tiles and love them. They are smooth but look textured and shaded so aren't too bad about showing talc etc. Same effect could be got from sheet vinyl.
I have wet wipes in the bathroom cabinet. Just throw a couple on the floor with a sprinkle if Zoflora and wipe the very small floor with the wipes using my foot.

Stunning Auntieflo but wouldn't work in ours.

MissAdventure that could be an option, the same sort of thing is in the bathroom at work.

(Might sound odd, but my office is in a converted barn, with a bathroom just across the landing!)

How about a whiteish wood effect vinyl?
Whitewashed looking?

Thought you just may be interested in seeing the wood effect flooring in our bathroom. All the sanitary ware is white, so I liked the contrast of the slightly charred effect this gives.

Your bathroom looks very smart. Personally I don't think the black and white tile flooring matches. It clashes with the tiles. Wood effect vinyl would match better if you don't want black. In my last house I had an all white bathroom and put light beige tiles on the floor - it didn't match.