kinda depends on whether the wood floor goes with the kitchen. Personally I like to see the same floor throughout as that continuity does make a home seem bigger and help with the open plan feel. However it is perfectly acceptable to have a different floor treatment in one room as long as they are completely different materials.

Hi Tony! Thank you. They don't meet - we have chalk white shaker panelling on the lower half of 3 of the walls, the ledge of which is painted a gloss muted olive paint, then pale blue on the wall above. The metro tiles are zoned around the bath and shower (with gloss olive shaker bath panelling on the side of the bath). We have raw wooden furniture in the bathroom, with a Belfast sink and water spout taps so we opted for the shaker finish to compliment the floor tiles.

Hi, Tiles, paint, glass splashback or using the same worktop effect as a splashback all depends on personal choice as this is the space you will be using and seeing daily especially if you are a real foodie. If it is tiles you are wanting, I wouldnt tile to the top, I think it may be too much Especially with metro tiles; rather I'd prefer to line the tiles with the window bars and see if the extractor can be lowered by a notch to ensure there is continuing straight line through out. Alternatively, I'd consider a neutral coloured glass splashback behind the counter space which would co-ordinate with your walls and work surface.... Good Luck

Ie would these work OK which are white with black lines? Was going to order a sample in but its £7 for the one tile 🙄