lights, towel bars and wood floor repairs in mid-century modern remodel

My pictures are going to be of slightly lesser quality. I explain why here. However, they won't totally suck as I am using an iPhone 4S. Check out this picture comparison of the iPhone 4S and other phones/cameras. Amazing.

The first two bathrooms are essentially complete. We had some additional lighting finished, and also got the towel bars and toilet paper holders installed.

Master totally lit up, see the light above the vanity? And the light in the shower?

toilets, faucets and showers in a mid-century modern

This was plumber week. Good news is we have working toilets, faucets and showers. I'll get to the bad news towards the end. Alex's bathroom first.

Alex's Bathroom!

Kohler Santa Rosa toilet, which is considered a compact size. We like that it is sleek and modern.

mid-century modern knobs, towel bars, toilet paper holder

It was time to order the homeowner’s portion of the mid-century modern remodel which is all the things not included in the contractor bid. I asked the architect to spec these out in the blueprints and the contractor asked the architect to give us all the pull sheets. These items are consistent with the mid-century look and feel. What follows is boring but important -- what we are using for hardware in our mid-century modern bathroom remodel and the suppliers. Total costs for hardware for three bathrooms was about $600. See pictures of towel bars and paper holders installed here and pictures of handles here.

Sugatsune, a Japanese manufacturer, for the cabinet doors and drawer pulls, purchased at www.homeclick.com.

Sugatsune: SWF Series Handles for Cabinet Door