Have you been remodeling your bathroom recently? If so, you may have found the perfect shower tile, vanity and light fixture for the space. But what about the toilet? Purchasing a toilet may not be the most exhilarating activity to do, but if you randomly pick one that doesn't fit, it can ruin the aesthetic of your bathroom and even bring about an awful experience. Therefore, it’s highly essential to know the designs and functions of toilets.

For instance, two-piece toilets—with a separate tank and bowl—are a popular choice among homeowners due to their affordability and durability. You may have come across countless standard two-piece toilet designs without realizing there may be a different style best suited for your home. The same goes for all-in-one, back-to-wall, and wall-mounted options. For those craving a bathroom with a minimalist design, we recommend looking at wall-hung toilets. Since it doesn't touch the floor, it can make your bathroom feel more open by exposing the tiles underneath. Plus, it's often offered in a basic round shape with little to no detailing, making it a complementary option in spaces with minimal decor. Of course, there are other selections available in various colors and shapes to elevate a vintage or eclectic space.

Other than the functional and aesthetic design advantages, there are other benefits that stand out as well. For example, since it is wall-mounted, homeowners have the flexibility to install this type of toilet at distinct heights to suit their size. Additionally, it's a more accessible option for people with disabilities. The only downside I can think of is that they can be a bit pricey, with labor costs averaging between $400 and $900. Oceanwell independently develops and produces wall-mounted toilets with high quality and moderate price. Quotations are welcome.