Stunning! The tile is so cool - it almost looks like water is running down the wall behind the toilet. And the installation is impecable. Your grab bars are really handsome, and such a good idea. Great job!

Another bathroom star! Beautiful tile selections. What about the toilet, are you glad you put this in? What about access in the future? I know those regular tank toilets have to be looked into now and then, as the flapper doesn't close and water runs until it is either repositioned or replaced. I would love to have a toilet like yours but don't know how they work. I would hate to have to tear out a wall for the occasional maintenance issue, (or is there a secret entrance?)

Well done! The tile feature is awesome... and I suspect that pictures don't do it justice either!

kmcg, enduring and treasuretheday, thanks for your nice comments. It's hard to take pictures of such a small space. Some of the potential shower area was taken up by a niche in the hallway just around the corner (not quite finished yet).

My general contractor's plumber has installed many of these wall mounted toilets and has never had any maintenance issues with them. The tank is in the wall that separates the bathroom and the closet in the office/bedroom next to it.

Here's the rough-in of the wall mounted faucet and toilet. The wiring is for phone/cable/CAT6 in the adjoining office closet.

I love your floor tile. Would you mind sharing the manufacturer and style? We put in a wall mount toilet and I have loved it (no more grimy crevices) but I do worry about repair issues; fortunately, ours backs up to a crawl space. Still....

Very nice looking bathroom!

The floor tile is Natif Ambra. It's sold by a lot of places and was relatively inexpensive. I used it on the floor in this bathroom, the laundry room and the upstairs hall bathroom.

cat_mom your kitchen was one of my early inspirations and I love your baths too!

Here is a link that might be useful: Natif Ambra

Gorgeous bath! I realize this post is almost three years old, but I thought I'd ask a question anyway. I am looking to possibly install Natif Ambra in our kitchen and I was wondering how it is at hiding dirt, crumbs, hair, etc. I wasn't sure if the faux grain and lighter color would be good for hiding dirt. We are replacing a solid white floor that has always been nearly impossible to keep looking clean, so hiding dirt is a priority in choosing our new flooring. Thank you!

Hi there! I would say the Natif Ambra is fairly good at hiding dirt, but not nearly as good as the bamboo floors we have elsewhere in the house. We mop it every 2 weeks or so, otherwise just sweep or vacuum to keep it clean.

Thank you for the quick response. I'm sure whatever we get will definitely be better at hiding dirt than the solid white I've had (and hated) for years. I don't want to go too dark, and the Natif Ambra looks beautiful!

What is the size of the bathroom?

Dan_dantonio the bathroom is approximately 6x8.