Flooring Dilemma: wood look herringbone tile & sizing

Hi All! We are working on a kitchen reno to the ever-trendy white kitchen and unfortunately, have no choice but to also dish out the $$ to replace the floors. We have a large 800sqf tile expanse that is the kitchen + hallway + foyer. I have struggled with whether to/I can split the floor into 2 sections or not (1/ Kitchen and 2/ Foyer + hallway) and even initially wanted to install wood in section #2 to blend into the dining/living room which are wood floors. Due to many different factors & complexities (we have concrete embedded hydronic heat under the tile), we think the best course is just sticking with tile - replacing tile for tile. But I'm still stuck with keep 1 continuous flow or split into 2.

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So my simplest questions for now are:

1/ Do you agree to keep 1 continuous floor vs splitting into 2 sections?

2/ I LOVE herringbone & want to incorporate into the new flooring somehow/somewhere. Part of my dilemma is tile size because of the hallway which is 54" wide. I prefer larger planks, but feel I might be limited to a 6x36 or up to 8x40 max due to the pattern in the hallway. But then I feel a 6x36 would be "too small" for the large kitchen floor. Any thoughts here? can we go up to 10x40 with the hallway still looking &#;good&#; with the herringbone pattern preserved?

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