I live in a small house and just finished my small bathroom remodel. Most of the things are your list were on mine too except for the round front. I after a lot of research purchased the Delta Riosa at HD. Got amazing reviews on Consumer Reports, bad news is that it has already clogged once. It could be because I did not hold down the lever long enough. My toilet in the guest room is an American Standard "compact elongated" cadet and that toilet has NEVER clogged and when we purchased it said it could handle a whole bucket of golf balls-- I believe it too. Although it is not skirted. Hope this info helps--good luck in your search!

I don't have this one but saw it at Lowe's yesterday and was interested in this as a possibility for our guest bath. It was the Kohler Santa Rosa. I did look at reviews and they were good but that's about all I can tell you other than it looked good for a small area. Maybe someone here has actual experience. The top of the tank looked flat but I can't say for sure.

American Standard Compact Cadet or the Toto Ultramax MS853113E

I had eleven million criteria for a toilet and ended up with this one. It is not skirted but does have a top that can hold stuff. 3 boys in the house and no clogs in a year of use

https://www.qualitybath.com/st-thomas-6123821-richmond-2-piece-round-front-water-closet-product-17257.htm?gclid=CKSW7vjcrcsCFQyHaQodAbwKWA

We put a toto Aquia in our hall bathroom last summer. No clogs so far and I'm happy to have the skirted toilet.

Here's Apartment Therapy's list of best small toilets.

While the bathroom isn't small, in and of itself, the sewer pipe is really close to the wall, so many toilets for us, would not fit in the back, or the top wouldn't sit well because the water closet was too close to the wall. We ended up with a Kohler Cimmaron with the sensor flush (won't recommend), the night light toilet seat (neat looking but batteries don't last) by but do like the no slam function of the seat.

This is in a year old remodeled bathroom used by a now 18 year old young man and his brother, 215 pound wrestler when home from college. Not one clog.

We put the Bancroft in our bathroom (old vintage looking with claw foot tub) and have never had a clog. Really like the way this one cleans and flushed. It seems a bit taller than the cimmaron comfort height. I didn't like it at all in the photos, but the plumbing house recommended it. I am so glad, because we love it. I think it is elongated and may come in round. I know the cimmaron is round bowl.

You can get an offset flange to shift the sewer hole up to 3 inches in any direction. We have done that in both our remodels now. So if the toilet is too close to the wall or needs to move over one way or a little of both back/forward and sideways you have 3 inches to play with.

Offset flanges are prohibited by code. Creates too much of a potential blockage area.

Funny they are still sold. Maybe only in Canada. But after 2 1/2 years here and no blockages, I don't think it's a problem. It's a very small shift on a large pipe.

I have the Kohler Archer, which has a flat tank top with a lip. It's 29" front to back. It's not too expensive, and doesn't clog, in our house. I don't know if they offer it in Canada.

Offset flanges are sold at HD and Menards in the US. Not sure about Lowe's. Still more choices are available online.

scone911, I'm not in Canada. The Kohler Archer is pretty (as toilets go), but not skirted. I know I probably can't get everything I want, so if I give up the skirted idea, I'll definitely consider the Archer.

We recently installed a Eago TB353. One piece, skirted, dual flush and elongated soft close seat. Length only 26.5". Its flush is plenty strong and no streaking. Just like the Duravit and Toto toilets it's got a super-gloss finish baked in which helps to keep the toilet bowl cleaner for longer. I also really like the clean modern look. I feel I got it all with this one, and for a really good price too.