Porcelain console sink (with utterly unusable legs)
Fancy-pants faucets
Towel bars
Toilet
Knobs
Water shut offs

I don’t like the water shut offs I bought.  They looked fine online, and were only $80.  But in person, I think they are too modern-looking. I got them online at Vintage Tub and Bath.
I am trying to live with them, rather than run off to Restoration Hardware and pay three times as much for the ones I really want.

Universal Traditional Water Supply Kit | Traps & Supply Lines | Restoration Hardware.

Actually?  I would buy these.  You know why?  Because I am irrational and need things to be precisely what I had planned.  And?  I already put them in the master bath and love them.


I got the first set at the RH outlet—for a non-bargain price.  But I called them yesterday, and they don’t have any.  I was still obsessed with swapping them out, and made the decision to forgo groceries next week in trade.  But?  When I went to buy them?  Restoration Hardware wants me to think $25 for shipping is reasonable.  Which it is not—it is aggravating and affected.  And it’s enough to make me not want to have anything to with them.

UPDATE:

I caved and bought the Restoration Hardware fixtures.

Our DIY vintage bathroom remodel, we used reproduction bath fixtures, a console sink, and subway tile.

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