I am looking too so I hope you get more responses. One of the issues I have is trying to find something that coordinates OK with the faucet we chose so that is limiting me. And then wanting to like all 3 pieces of the collection that I am looking at. My preference would be a pivoting or open toilet paper holder but that limits things even more so I need to keep that one as a preference. Of course, then to see what DH likes too. From what I have seen though, even the standard Kohler, Moen etc have varying price points which hopefully equates to quality. I would think Rohl would be one and that is one I am looking at. I have another thread started asking about the Rubinet and Aquabrass brands. Based on price, I would think they are solid and well made but there are many brands out there that I haven't heard of.

I used Restoration Hardware. Great quality and finishes. Everything is 13 going on 14 and no issues. Looks like new.

Re RH -- if you are interested in something specific, you might want to check it out in person. We looked a couple of years ago and it seemed to me that some of the items were better quality than other items (so we ended up buying some things from RH, other items we decided against). The scale of the RH items also tends to be on the large side if that makes a difference to you. Good luck!

I don't remember how heavy they were but I used Kohler Stillness in polished nickel. Visually, they are very elegant.

Thank you all! I'm planning kind of a mid century look bathroom remodel so I need something more clean and modern and also not in chrome since our water is so hard, I probably would go with brushed nickel or stainless.

I know I said polished nickel for my fittings but I meant brushed nickel. I just wanted to add that brushed nickel might not be the best for hard water. Plenty of water spots that need to be dealt with immediately. Of course on a towel rack, it's not a problem, but a faucet might need some quick swiping with a towel.

Hmm, what finish would be better for hard water then? I'd think polished chrome will show a lot of water spots? Thank you!

I have polished chrome fixtures throughout my house. A quick wipe gets rid of any spots.

Thank you for the great advice!

@Jerzeegirl and others: Could you please share pics of your faucets if more modern style?

I would think chrome is more Mid century modern.. Have you looked at Hansgrohe or Dornbracht? Graff might have some you would like.

Have you you looked on line at Focalpoint hardware or Plumbtile to get some ideas?

Our sink faucets are Cifial, in brushed nickel (as are the Motiv accessories I'd mentioned in my earlier post). Techno, Techno 25, and Techno Quadra 25. Those would certainly fit your decor/style I'd think.

http://www.cifialusa.com/_collections_2

We used Hansgrohe tub fillers and shower heads in the main and hall bathrooms, along with Jaclo controls. Also would work for you.

Here is a picture of my faucet - it's Hansgrohe Metris in brushed nickel. The knobs and pulls are Kohler Stillness. Since the faucet has flat surfaces, the water drops have to be wiped off so they don't spot. However, I have rubbed it was mineral oil (the kind you use for cutting boards) and that helps with the water spots.

jerzeegirl - I love your countertop. Would you share the brand/color? Thanks.

Thanks, marie. The countertop is a piece of 3/4" Carrara marble cut to size with a 4" backsplash. There is a good source for marble in my town so I went with it!

Anyone considering RH should take into account their new gray card thing. Basically you have to cough up $100 now to be able to buy at the "discount" price, which is the same as the regular selling price was before the gray card came along.

Jeezygirl. I really like your bathroom. Can you tell us more about your vanity, toilet and tub? What kind of glass enclosure around your tub?

We've had good luck with Grohe and Danze bath hardware.

Jeezygirl - thank you for sharing a picture! Yes, my idea is the same - walnut vanity etc. still thinking which tile to pick for the floor ( graphite grey? ) and shower/tub walls.

Cat_mom: thank you for the tip - I have never looked at the CIFIAL faucets. Is the quality decent?

I have an MGS faucet in my kitchen and I love it but frankly don't want to spend so much money on a faucet for the bathroom and I know the good quality ones start from $600-700 and up

Thanks! The vanity is from Omega Dynasty line; the style is Tarin. It's natural walnut. The legs were made from a 4 x 4 piece of walnut cut 6" high. I debated whether to float it and the thought just freaked me out so I decided to do the legs. I requested that the drawers be on the left side because my plumbing is on the right side. I got a medicine cabinet from Kohler with walnut sides.

The bathtub is original equipment. I have no idea who the manufacturer is but I like it because it's low and easy to step into. The glass door is frameless and I order it from a local glass and mirror company. The toilet is Toto Aquia. I need to get a toilet with a 10" rough-in instead of the normal 12" and there were very few choices. That being said, I really like the Aquia because of its height and narrowness. Fits right in.

Towel bar and hand towel bar are Kohler Stillness.

I was going for a cross between NY loft and midcentury (only because I liked both styles and got stuck like a deer in the headlights.

Here are a few more pictures which should cover it all (small bathroom)

Thank you for sharing! What is the floor tile?

The floor tile is Daltile City View in Skyline Gray (which is actually an Atlas Concorde tile rebranded for Daltile). They are 18 x 18". I wanted to get a concrete look and it's definitely concrete looking.

This is what I want concrete look with no too much variation in the grey :) I'll check it out.

dkotov, Cifial's quality is top notch, and their pricing is (or at least was, a few years ago) reasonable. Customer service is terrific.

Thanks Jeezygirl.

Dkotov, I'm surprised no one mentioned Delta. I've had very good luck with their products.

We used Grohe for both our faucets and shower fixtures and have been very happy with both. They are in chrome and are easy to keep clean as jerzeegirl describes above.

We purchased all bathroom (and kitchen) fixtures from Hardware Designs in Fairfield, NJ.