Oh, it really does have a public restroom look with the grey primer on the walls! The gray was only temporary, but now it is making me work quicker on making a decision. I started laughing when I read that response, because it was tooo funny and tooo true! I'm really wanting the black and white toile paper, but dh is leaning towards a black and white damask. andrea mentioned using a stencil to get the effect, is this possible? I found some really lovely ones in the stencil link below. I will post some of the wallpapers I'm considering too. Thank you so much for your help!! Here is a link that might be useful: stencils

just google Sloan Toilet, they still make these. See them mostly in office restrooms. https://www.faucetdirect.com/sloan-wets-2000-1001-1-28-one-piece-elongated-standard-height-toilet-with-royal-manual-flushometer-less-seat/p2630092?gclid=CNnMoqiLtNMCFdeIswodduwE4g&source=gg-gba-pla_2630092____185064756923&s_kwcid=AL!3775!3!185064756923!!!g!292635045048!&CAWELAID=120135430002120457&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=43383528194&CATCI=pla-292635045048

ty3114- I presume you are trying to attach these towel bars with plastic anchors?...which is always a losing battle with any brand. If you are unable to locate wood studs, or their location or spacing is not suitable, you can use a better form of anchor. This would include either molly bolts, or screw-in wall anchors.

I thought it looked nice before, but it sure looks great afterward. I have a somewhat similar layout to your new kitchen, but your space is much bigger and your choices/finishes are more $$$ than mine. I am sure you have been thoroughly enjoying it.