I think you meant hmorton? If you did I found the vanity after much searching on the Home Depot's website. I had gone to several cabinet places and was avoiding the big box stores but this is wood and was very inexpensive compared to other wood vanities. Here are the item numbers: Store Sku # 1001548218Internet # 206460829

At the high end, cost is for style and function. Check your local code before purchasing toilets and faucets; e.g., California has restrictions on water flow (GPM) and flush rate due to water conservation, which narrows the choices. I have recommendations for quality faucets. I chose Samuel Heath in my master bathroom. Plumber complained about my purchasing fixtures from "across the pond," but there was no problem with deliveries. For the guest bathroom, I chose Kallista (high-end of Kohler), made in U.S., but had considered Fantini (also from "across the pond"). Rohl offers a range of faucets by various manufacturers; Rohl Perrin is on the high-end. For my hallway bathroom, I'm considering Dornbract, Graff, California Faucets, MGS, and Hansgrohe. There are many other quality faucets that may not meet CA requirements, such as Newform, Italbrass, Rubinet, Watermark, and Barber Wilson In general, for high quality, avoid products from "across the other pond."

I'm all about quirky, but there's a fine line between quirky and crazy cat lady. You want it to look cheerful but still dignified. "More color and pattern" does not equal quirky. It equals Sanford & Son if you're not careful. I have a craptastic 50s bathroom that we're redoing on the cheap and I like a playful aesthetic too (think Wes Anderson's "The Life Aquatic" in bathroom form), but I'm being cautious about ensuring some of the basic finishes (flooring, wall tile, vanity) match and are neutral in shape and color. I can go nuts with wallpaper (GREAT idea), paint, grout, artwork and linens...but the floor and any other tile in the room are gonna be a "basic bitch" so we can sell the place someday. I'm trying to get a sense of what you're working with, here. Just so it's clear: you're doing a white barn door, a plain white vinyl pop-in shower/tub, vinyl marble-esque ("mar-belle" as my mother calls it) tile (square or rectangle? what size?), and drywall on the walls? No wall tile, etc. What kind/size/color style vanity do you have and are you also putting in lighting or other fixtures? If you have a barn door and are innately gravitating to cows and buffalo check wallpaper (which you appear to be doing), you're a Joanna Gaines Farmhouse Person whether you like it or not. Embrace it, it still works and the look is everywhere and therefore affordable. Black and white is an excellent idea. Do whitewashed barnwood (removeable) wallpaper to match your barn door. Add a pop of Russian Red or teal paint and you're good to go. I think the barn door is gonna define the space more than anything, and the whole Mexican/Talavera tile thing is just gonna look bizarre (...and I love talavera...).

What about Brizo? It is the upscale sister company to Delta and has similar good warranties and good reputation for quality. What specific accessories are you looking for? To some extent not all accessories need to be from the same company because they aren't necessarily next to each other. My bathroom is hardware is principally oiled rubbed bronze and so all of the shower trim and bathroom faucets are from the same line as is the toilet paper holder. However the grab bars and hinges from the shower are from someplace else. My knobs and pulls are not matching as I went with an enameled vintage design. My bathroom fixtures are from Phylrich and they have some gorgeous finishes including several different "gold" ones - e.g. several different brass finishes https://phylrich.com