Picking Out Toilets

Toilets were actually the easiest selection since we wanted simple, no frills. Well, we did look at the one that had sensors and would put the seat up and down automatically. It was next to the shower with built in steam and changeable mood lighting which was next to the heated mirror with a built-in TV. I could see this process being overwhelming as there are so many choices. In fact we might be overwhelmed, but seeing as we need to make decisions by the end of this week to but things for tax-free weekend, decisions will be made. Here are some choices...

We started with sinks. I had already picked out one that was simple, rectangular, and that was it. Then I found these with the ability to add floating racks... Very cool. But now to decide upon the shape. Any thoughts out there in blogland?

I like them all... hmmm...

I LOVED this bathtub. Of course I did. It was honed out of volcanic rock and polished and the most comfortable tub ever. And expensive. Thousands without any hot tub jets or anything. But I didn't care, I was ready to set up shop in this tub. Unfortunately for me, but fortunate for our budget, Brad's manly shoulders were too large for the delicate curves, so no expensive volcano tub for us. 

This more affordable and also comfy tub might be the winner. The gold shoes go well with the glass tile, right? The tiles do not come with the tiles, however. 

This shower is the one with steam, disco lights, and a built-in radio. The silver squares in the ceiling are a sound system. The square toilet is the one with sensors to raise and lower the seat automatically. None of the above will find their way into our house, but we are considering the glass shower box - pretty cool.

We looked at faucets and many other things, but by 5:00 on a Friday afternoon Brad and I hit our limit and headed out for Mexican food. Want to thank Elizabeth, our amazing salesperson who loves purple. She was amazing.