I would think it would look a little odd, personally. Having slightly different colors of white (from different manufacturers) wouldn't seem odd, but having 2 different colors, like biscuit + white, pink + white, gray + white, would make me think that something must have happened to the original sink that matched the other items. But I don't live there & you do, so don't let my one voice sway your choice! -Pam

We just put in the Kohler Bancroft toilet and could not be more thrilled with it. It is also easy to clean, inside and outside. Love its flushing capability. We also put in the Kohler bancroft sink. They don't take up much space of the counter but I will tell you that the depth surprised me. They are deep. Hasn't been a problem though and it is better than being too shallow. It is just deeper than what we had and I am used to. For the tub, we stayed white in color but didn't worry about it matching. We went free standing victoria and albert.

I do not have a tub in my Master Bar, but I did match my Toto to my trim. We did the Colonial White. It is as you described, a softer, warmer white. My trim is Zurich White and is very close to your White Dove. I know it is easy to get wrapped up in all the selecting. I do want to add in my other bathroom my tub was much more off white than my white tile and it drove me crazy at first. But now I don't notice it and neither does anyone coming into the room. They love that bathroom and don't even notice that the tub and tile aren't the same whites. So you probably can't choose wrong. :)

My acrylic Bain Ultra air tub was set in a bed of mud with a piece of think plastic between the mud and tub. This was done for the ease of removing the tub if ever the need arises. It's as solid feeling on the bottom as my husband's Kohler cast iron tub. As for cleaning, that's a different story. You're not supposed to use anything abrasive on acrylic. Believe it or not, Scrubbing Bubbles is considered abrasive :( That's been my go to tub cleaner for years. To clean my acrylic tub RIGHT, I use Gel Gloss. It's a pain (literally!). You spray it on, let it sit, buff it and let it dry and then wipe the residue. When I'm in a pinch for time or physically limited, I will use Scrubbing Bubbles. There are very few non abrasive cleaners out there. One Bain Ultra suggested was Lemon scent Lysol. NOTHING works better than Scrubbing Bubbles!