ORB will technically work with chrome, yes..speaking of your lighting the rest you'll see after you know your other choices. The hardware need to have smth similar..say you have a lot of round, softer lines(existing lights, trim)-so I'd pick it when choosing faucet too. Unless you want to get away from it-and then existing lighting might or might not work. In short, it's not only about finishes. I would try to keep to the current vintage vibe-easier..and is attractive enough, well at least to me. Checkerboard flooring might be cool..I'm just thinking aloud. now, thank you for mentioning your bathtub and toilet are ivory (lucky you..I like ivory)..yes, something to take in the account, definitely, but easier to work with than with the existing vinyl -vinyl is bossier. can you post a picture of gray vanity with white/gray countertop your daughter envisions? There are many shades to gray..some will be too cool and stark while others might work. Lilac gray. Green gray. If warm enough.. I like the idea of a nice woven shade..will slightly repeat ORB as well, since they share this vibe of warmth, you know?.. I like the idea of deep drawers that mayflowers suggested, perfect for towels. Well deep drawers are kinda great to have whenever.

It doesn't make sense to spend the money for new countertops and everything to be installed on them without changing out those 40 year old cabinets. You can also get better function with a new design - different drawers and maybe an inch or two taller? You want your new bathroom to last. Mirrors like that can't be repaired, but it's not that expensive to get new ones. That also gives you the opportunity to use a taller back splash, whether you choose tiles or a self backsplash with the countertop material.

Need ideas for remodeling main bathroom in colonial built in1969.. Tub and tile are original 60’s blue with original tile floor which is now dingy off-white. Vanity is basic ugly version from the 80’s. Would like to replace all with durable, easy clean materials with as little grout as possible. So many types of tile and countertops I have no idea which is easy care.

Hi , I am looking for remodel our bathrooms. I am looking for suggestions and your experience and possible pros and cons on the following : 1. Jetted water tubs versus air tub. 2. Steam shower or sauna 3. Shower system versus installing the stand alone rain shower etc . I plan to use the tub frequently. I have some sore muscles. I would love to hear your experiences regarding the installation, maintenance and how well it worked for you . Thanks in advance