either a large square porcelain tile in a white or nearly white (if you are going for an uber clean look) or you could choose wood or parquet styles (also in tile). Google search Porcelanosa for a gallery full of inspiration

Wow, thanks for amazing and really helpful suggestions! Hugely appreciate it. i like the idea of concrete effect floor tiles as rightly they are likely to nicely balance the gloss :). Im a fan of clean “clinical” kitchen looks but would like to have a right balance of grey/white/little wood. will warm/orange brick look ok with dominance of grey and white? my fav brick walls are below (only to demonstrate brick style and colour) but I’m actually open to warm orange as I would also use it in the living room (next to dining room as feature wall and consistent living-dining look. i like Scandinavian style tables/chairs as below and hope they will also bring a bit of warmth e.g. Malmo

I'd go with modern style. Probably something white or grey. I love modern wood dining tables but I'd be scared of it clashing with the floor. I would go for a white/grey wood/wood effect table with chrome, black or brass legs. Here are some ideas: https://dwell.co.uk/teno/5241te5c6?&pdg=pla-1325623275807:cmp-12972277153:adg-117003783090:crv-519216774664:pos-:dev-c&gclid=CjwKCAjwjdOIBhA_EiwAHz8xm2GKOQ6zxDmtxZJulH34hM4118b4aV5L5KhxFGvGi2DcgvslCwpIvBoC7R8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds https://dwell.co.uk/ore/51q1te5bz?skuId=4746541 (this is nice in Ore White too) https://www.myhaus.com/furniture-c9/tables-c178/dining-tables-c183/haus-living-annie-metal-dining-table-solid-acacia-wood-grey-240cm-p3994 https://www.fads.co.uk/product/grey-elm-wood-dining-table/ https://www.google.com/search?q=grey+wood+dining+table&rlz=1C1ONGR_en-GBGB930GB930&sxsrf=ALeKk02YYhn9nzLdJnNwy7G3rQGUP8ev5Q:1628776671996&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjbic_30avyAhVIecAKHZ69Dn8Q_AUoAnoECAEQBA&biw=1474&bih=762

Hi, Have a look at our Visconte Sarno range here. This could give you your desired look. These lights are height adjustable too meaning you can create that obscure, unbalanced look that you are trying to achieve and use the different styles and colours. Thanks, The Litecraft Team