As it turns out, our toilet was pretty much DONE, so we replaced it with an ADA-compliant, high-efficiency, power-flush model. It may not be the "pretty" one I liked, but it works quite well and is the right size for our teeny bathroom. All in all, we ended up replacing:
- the floor
- the toilet
- the mirror (with a recessed medicine cabinet with a small mirrored front)
- the medicine cabinet (with a larger, mirror-fronted one)
- the light fixture (due to the moisture issues, the original one was quite rusted)
- the towel rod (with a double towel rod so that we can actually hang four towels at once!)
- the fan (with a high-powered, quiet one with a built-in light and nightlight)
- the robe hook (it was broken)
- the tub mat (despite frequent washing with bleach, it was...gross)
- the caulking in the tub/shower
The flooring isn't exactly what I had had in mind, but I don't think what I had in mind exists, so we went with this. As our existing towels wear out, we'll get ones that match the shades-of-brown colors better than the black-white-grey we had before. All in all, we're really happy with it. And now, we're broke, LOL, so no more house projects for a while.
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