The pink toilet, as well as sink offerings are Gerber. I think this is pretty builder basic stuff, because it's what my plumber tends to push if you don't specify something or buy your own stuff. It's surprising that they make this many colors, when you can't even get Kohler to keep a blue, yellow or pink in it's overall line-up even if you were to pay $1000 for it.

What what what!!!??? I can get a pink toilet???

(A remodel might require me to bring my plumbing up to code and I'm pretty sure my pink potty isn't a low volume flusher!)

Thanks for bringing these up!

Unbelievable right?

*Two midcentury blues, *Two midcentury yellows and a host of other options on a toilet that costs under $200. And some sinks to match. But no bathtubs.

Peerless Pottery also has colors for toilets and some sinks:

Great colours! That is good news. Now if only I had a mcm place to renovate.

Oh maybe 5 or so years back, we went to our plumbing supply store that's been around forever, and they must've been cleaning out their warehouse or something...lined up in front of the building were new mcm fixtures...they were asking for like $5 for a bathroom sink. They had the pink and the aqua as I recall....

We will eventually need to redo our hall bath, and I definitely want to use some color 4 x 4's in a retro style. Not sure if I would go all the way and buy the fixtures, but it's so awesome to know they are out there. We just did the floor in a B&W pinwheel pattern, which looks really period correct.

I'd love yellow and black tile. Not sure if I could convince DH to do all pink since he mostly uses this bathroom while I use the master.

Unfortunately, neither company makes bathtubs anymore.