What's Hap-"Pinning Wednesday {#44}

It's the middle of the week so you know what that means! Time to link up with Jessi and I to share what's hap-"pinning" with you!

This week I'm talking about our basement/guest bathroom reno with you. We're in the preliminary stages of planning and deciding on what we want. I know that anything we choose will be an upgrade from the old school 80's super low wooden vanity we have going on in there and the parquet floors, but I'm undecided on what we should do.

Ideally I'd love to do a honeycomb mosaic marble tile, but it's a basement bathroom and do I really need to spend a bunch of money on flooring for a room that barely gets any use? Not really.

But it looks so pretty!

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 We have another tile as an option. MG loves it, but I tend to think it brings that older apartment floor feel to it. What are your thoughts? I know it's kind of on trend (or coming back on trend?), but to me it has the "old" feeling to it. Would you do this flooring?

(it's not all solid white--the little squares are slightly tinted gray)

Here are some similar examples of what it looks like from some pins:

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Another potential option for the flooring would be these round tiles, but in all white:

The flooring guy we spoke with said they are pretty popular right now. This is an example:

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I also can't find a vanity that I love. And can't decide between a dark mocha colored cabinet, or a white vanity--like what is shown in the above pictures. We have dark cabinets in all of the bathrooms in the house so I'm thinking we should do that (and there are so few 24" vanities that look decent and not cheap). 

Gahhh! So many decisions! I feel like once we pick the flooring, the rest will be slightly easier to figure out.

So, help me out. Do you like the first tile option (the hexagons, with the little squares in between), or the little round ones? Or something completely different?
 Dark vanity or light vanity? Give me your thoughts! I want to make it look nice but also don't want to spend a fortune on a room we'll hardly use.

Link up below and share what's hap-"pinning" with you!