khaley, I don't know the exact dimensions of my vanity, but it's under 22 inches. We had a hard time finding something that fit our small space without overwhelming it, so we went with a semi-custom vanity (with choices of size, wood, finish, counter, sink) by Strasser Woodworking at Expo Design Center. It took 2 weeks from ordering to delivery, and we were very happy with the variety of options. I'm fairly certain your 18-inch depth could be accomodated.

rufinorox- It was my understanding that Kohler was not releasing the new Wellworth toilet to the big box stores. However, I do see 2 tanks (1 in almond & 1 in biscuit) on the Home Depot site that seem to match the new style. The old Wellworth is often called the Wellworth Classic. You should be able to get the new Wellworth from a local plumbing supply house in your area (check with your plumber's supply house if you are using one). I did a quick search for different models of the new style for you online: http://faucets.efaucets.com/search#w=k-3978&asug= http://www.plumbersurplus.com/Prod/Kohler-K-3977-TR-0-Wellworth-Round-Front-1-6-gpf-Toilet-Right-Hand-Trip-Lever-Tank-Locks-White/246384/Cat/1603 Here's the Kohler Wellworth selection site where you can pull model numbers: http://search.us.kohler.com/?i=1&page=1&q=wellworth+toilet&u1=q&x=0amp;y=0çion=Bathroom What height will your vanity be? If you are going with the more modern 36" tall vanity, you will probably want the highline toilet. The standard size toilets look REALLY short when placed next to a 36" tall vanity. If you're going with the old 30" high vanity, then you'll be fine with the shorter toilet. We learned this the hard way on MIL's remodel. As far as flushing ability, DS who is 6'1", 225 lbs. also "lives" in the bathroom--severe IBS--and he has yet to have any flushing issues. Our last house had a box store brand toilet that we replaced with the American Standard that you could flush a bucket of golf balls down and if I remember right, he still had some issues with flushing (maybe had to plunge once every 2 weeks or so), but definitely not as often as with the no-name toilet. So far, I'd rate the Kohlers we have now a 9.5 out of 10 with the 1/2 point reduction for them being a little louder than the old toilets. Definitely a small price to pay not to have a plunger by every toilet in the house:-) Hope this helps!

Yesterday a contractor that HD recommended from a list called "Red Beacon" finished our upstairs guest bathroom. They recommend Red Beacon when the job is too small for one of their in house subs. It looks terrible. What a mess. Then he charged me way more than his bid. I didn't like the guy, just a weird dude, so I just paid him and told him how disappointed I was with the way he did it as in the grout lines were to be zero grout line and they are all different sizes up to a quarter of an inch when we agreed on an eighth of an inch. Not to mention he didn't put the tiles all running in the same direction of flow meaning the tiles have a directional pattern on them in the form of veins running through the marble. The tiles vary greatly in shading and he put darker ones all in a row and lighter ones randomly when it would have looked better to disperse them throughout. He didn't even install a threshold and had told me he would cut the tile in small rectangular pieces to meet the door jam but he ran the tile all the way to the entry and just cut off the edges and butted it against a thin metal strip and filled it in with grout. The tile cut isn't cut evenly so it's all running down hill as far as the butt joint against a metal strip. It isn't a metal threshold strip it's just a thin metal strip. I reminded him that he said he was going to do a threshold and he said oh yeah I did say that I don't know why I didn't and just shrugged. I told him I didn't think it looked good and would he like that in his house? He said no. I said what do you think we should do about it and he said that well if you ever have any other work in the future I could fix it then. What? I wanted to say there will never be another time. I paid him the full amount because we were alone in the house and I just don't need to be feeling like someone would do something to me or even say something to me that was really awful and with no witnesses here, he really could do/say whatever he wanted. It was so awkward. His skill level was just not up to doing this very small bathroom. I am not sure where to go from here. I don't want him coming back here. I can't even make myself go up there and look at it closely. It took him 3 long days to do 36 square feet of tile plus the side of a 5 foot bathtub and there was no tear out except for taking up that amount of carpet. I think I could manage getting over what I paid him but it's the materials that I am agonizing over. It was all Carrera marble tile and side splash on the face of the tub and a new Kohler toilet. I am starting to hate HDepot and Lowe's. Something always goes wrong when I have dealt with them and I don't know why they recommend people that don't have skill levels to meet even basic requirements. I honestly feel I could have done as good of a job. He also used three more boxes of tile than he estimated which would have been nearly half again as much as the space. I realize that setting tile on the diagonal takes more but not that much. So he bought more tile and I had to pay for that too. I cleaned up the driveway myself and there was so much wasted tile out there including some he was cutting in circles to place over the open trap for the toilet that smells so bad while working which I totally get but I had mentioned just setting a full tile on top of it as we have done in the past with the master remodel not cutting a custom tile piece just for the amount of time the drain was going to be open. Each tile costs several dollars and I saw at least three of them discarded when I was cleaning up I guess he was practicing on, not counting the ones that were upstairs. What is going on Home Depot?

2christene I've been pretty happy with ours. There's a little color difference from one to the other, but I think the grey grout helps also to disguise that. You can see in the photos above (the closest one to this post, not the one further up, I had that tile ripped out, ha) , the tub has a very slight "buttery" undertone to it compared to the wall tile. With the shower curtain and other accessories up it really doesn't bother me at all. Pretty much any home store will have some sort of Kohler fixture (toilet, tub, sink) so you could bring your tile sample with and compare there. Amazing how tricky white can be!