Think about (or ask the merchant) whether a given fixture or collection is traditional or contemporary. Modern products are usually very ultra-streamlined or angular and suit well with minimalist, high-tech, contemporary ambience. Classic fixtures generally have more ornamentation that represent classic styling.

• Inspect the shower doors. They can be plain glass, frosted or beaded, or tinted glass made in Arts and Crafts, Victorian, or another style.
• Select faucets and a shower head that elaborate the fixtures. Porcelain-brass combos are commonly traditional, when gooseneck and waterfall faucets look contemporary. Basic faucets work well in neutral bathroom interiors.
• Do not forget that bathroom tints can outdate quickly. Many clients go with white, whether their theme is contemporary or traditional. It's a troubleproof selection for every decor.
• Consider your sink selection. A streamlined pedestal sink or one that exposes the plumbing below grants a contemporary and high-tech look. Marble and marble-look sinks are unconditionally more classic.
• Opt for simple designs and neutral colors if you prefer to change your decor frequently or have eclectic tastes. A good combination can be a cast-marble or porcelain sink, a basic porcelain-over-cast-iron bath and a porcelain toilet bowl.

When you compile a list of potential picks, you can visit a showroom to review every challenger in person. And, naturally, verify warranties before making your conclusive pick.

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