Yes, they will look fine in white. The linen white isn't super cream, it's just a warm off white so white toilet, tub and sinks will look lovely with it.

I'm shopping for bathroom fixtures and noticing quite a difference in white finishes. So far Kohler is the whitest of what I've seen. But I have seen St. Thomas Creations in person. ALSO. Is anyone familiar with Signature Hardware out of Kentucky? Their prices are really good (online), and I just wonder about the quality of their products. Thanks.

Aside from the studio, which is obviously striking because of its 45 odd windows, the houses are rather non-descript on the exterior. The neighborhood mine was built in was a dicey neighborhood at the time they were built (and was for decades sort of) and they tend to be rather blank and fortress like with the glass expanses hidden or facing out the private backs. They were built as slum clearance in the early 60s but the last public housing block (of the sort that has been deemed a failed social experiment) was only imploded in the mid nineties. I don't live in mine yet, it's rented out, but I once thought that the entire block of houses was rather odd and ugly. But he certainly knew how to create interior volumes and insert glass walls into houses in unexpected ways.

Thanks for great diagram! I've been looking for something this precise for the better part of the day! Looks like I have it wired properly. The only difference is that the proximity of everything lets me use 2 wire in place of the 3 wire - I have the power-in black hooked directly to the switch white. Is there anything else that could cause the buzz? I'm going to wire a plug to the fixtures and try them individually on a different circuit, see what I get.