I really like this toilet best (see slide show). My only concern is whether the dual-flush mechanism will be reliable.
This is probably my favorite. LIke the thick counter, the overall proportions, the clean lines. I would prefer one hole for the faucet. I like the color.
I like the overall form, thick quartz countertop (lots of options, I liked the moody grey). Like one hole for faucet. Like the airy feel of the open shelf. Not as much storage as some of the other units, but we don't need a huge amount in the powder room.
I like the shaker style, solid wood, dovetail. I like the countertop but I wish it were quartz that just looked like marble. Is 22" deep.
Like the thick counter, the open bottom, a single-hole faucet. Not convinced about the finish of the wood. 22" deep.
I like the counter top (looks like marble but quartz), like the amount of storage, like the grey color. Not sure about the pulls. I wonder if the sink is small, doesn't specify. Is only 18" deep and that seems too little.
Of the patterned tiles, this appeals and it seems like the powder room is not too risky of a room to try.
This would be a nice border tile in the powder room.
Like the classic design. Like the hexagon shape. Would match well with the pedestal sink.
Nice and a little less "flower"
Love the recessed shelving over the toilet (we have a natural opening in that location because the historic cold pantry was set in that wall). I love the blue tiles and pattern. I love the wood shelving. We would not have a wood vanity (because we'll reuse the pedestal sink), but we could pick up the wood with a mirror over the sink. Also like the wall tile shape and glossy finish.
Same as master bath. Same toilet should work in all washrooms (except Lucia's).
I like the overall feel (but could use a little color). Nice combination of a patterned floor and a wood vanity. I like wall mounted faucets in general. Of these photos, this is my favorite.
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