I think they do make paint for tiles, and it would probably look nice with white tiles on the walls and some darker floors (maybe a tile that looks like wood).  

Here in this article, we are going to guide you with some of the tips that will help you to make your home look bright without blowing too much of electricity.Loose The ShadesIf you have too thick shades at the windows and doors, then take them off.

I prefer the darker so I went with a Walnut based color.

Lighter will make it appear larger and darker will make it appear smaller.

If there are stains or pet marks a darker stain can go a long way and looks great.

WEAR A RESPIRATOR WITH ORGANIC VAPOR CARTRIDGES.The new stuff will usually blend well enough into the old stuff to pass muster, especially on a parquet floor with all the variations in shading.

Here in the north, that means higher solar gain on south / southwestern exposures to capture heat from the winter sun (you need to ensure the window is shaded during the summer months to avoid over heating) and more thermal glazings on northern and eastern exposures.

The line on the left between the lighter and darker wood is where it gives when you step on it and where there is a pretty good lip between the two types of wood.

I vote for a nice shade of blue to complement the bricks in the walkway.For the record, I have little sense of style...

You may want to up your game and introduce some shade features.