Toilet/tub/shower/sinks - white or a beige family? (granite, countertops)
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We are building a home and would like to know if I should stick with white for all the basics such as toilet/tubs/showers? We are using granite for all countertops and they suggested using bone or bisque, I can't remember which one they said, but when I saw it I thought it was white. Was thinking I do not want to deal with the shade of colors changing and I would still get white for the toilets and tub/showers, but still have sinks be the bone or bisque. Or should I still just do white for the sinks too? What do you think? Is it to fadish to go with a beige tone for everything?
Personally, I would avoid the darker colors like beige and stick with the 'white' shades, not white white but I guess it's called bone.
Do they even make white tubs and toilets anymore? We just bought a stock toilet from one of the big box stores and it's not white white at all. The older toilet we removed was really hospital white but the new one isn't.
I prefer white or very close to it. Especially for the bathroom; it just seems cleaner.
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