We had heard that Toto was not going to be selling residential tubs anymore. Hope that's not true--our 1525's are really nice tubs (read about them here on GW). If you can still get a Toto tub I think you'll be happy with it! FWIW, we have a Kohler cast iron shower pan in our guest bathroom and it's nice, too.

Thanks Jenanla for the links! I had only seen the last one and loved it. Claire, I too wondered about the depth of a standard farmhouse sink. I know my kids would love to fill it up and play in it :) but I dont think I would love that. I do like the fact that water would not sit on the counter in front of the sink (like it does now)after they have been brushing their teeth and such. I went searching and found this lavatory apron sink that is not deep and not bad in price. My DH could build the cabinet (which is what he was going to do anyway or a standard sink). http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Citadel-White-Apron-Front-Lavatory-Sink/2499009/product.html? Thanks so much for everyones insight on this design. I will post pics when/if I get what I want. We are building a small house in stages. Maybe sometime soon I will take the time to introduce myself and tell my building story. I sure do love looking at everyone else's homes and I learn something new all the time. Stephanie

These comments are not about the cost of your cabinets but thoughts on your layout. I do not have much info on cost. One note to go along with Hollysprings' suggestion about vanity depth. I have a 21" depth vanity and I find it a little too deep for comfortable makeup application. I have a vanity in another room and it is 18" deep and perfect for getting close to the mirror. I would not like a 24" vanity at a mirror. The hanging cabinet will be heavy. I don't care for the look in your design either. Hanging seems too modern with your style. I don't know about installation of hanging cabinets, but I would think the wall would need much reenforcement. Instead: What if you have an arched toe kick on the tower (like they do in kitchens at the sink, etc) that recedes back 14" to the toe kick and wide enough for your scale? Your tower would look like it is standing on legs. I have a deep tower in my new bathroom and have a 12" deep toe kick for my scale, it could be a bit deeper because it does stick out about 1/2 inch but not in my walking or standing path, so no issue. Another tip with my scale that I came up with is, I laid it on a square of ribbed clear shelf lining. Very durable. It hangs out about an inch. I grab the lining and slide my scale out from its storage spot. Then when done, my toe pushes it back in, sliding easily on the floor. The little rubber feet on the scale bottom would bump along my tile, making moving it difficult. Also my scale was hard for my fingers to grab onto to pull it out of its cubby. The shelf lining is flexible and sturdy to pull.

I love how your paint color bursts with energy ;) It is a fun space with your retro cool vibe and happy walls. It is timeless so, years from now, you can re-paint and have a whole new look again because the basics are neutral yet not bland.