Since we’ve been on a bathroom roll, I thought that spotlighting these 1959 Kohler sinks – “lavatory sinks” with chrome legs and towel bars — would be fun. Aren’t the colors and designs just beautiful?
Here’s an entire suite (below). For those of you trepidatious about going too colorful with the fixtures and tile, this photo exemplifies how combining a two neutrals — in this case, white and gray — along with snazzy (low risk $) wallpaper and shower curtain can deliver a very stylish retro effect. If you want to buy new fixtures today – the grays tend to be lighter, but the idea still holds. As reader Laurie of 1951 Ranch Redo pointed out in the post about Sebastian’s Montreal bathroom recently, choosing towels with the dark accent trim also is a really nice touch.
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Retro bathroom sinks still available from Kohler 
Retro bathroom sinks, toilets — and a new choice for a current day faucet — from American Standard 
Retro bathroom: 1959 green and blue bathroom from American Standard 
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I have a green bath suite with a sink that looks like the yellow one. Thanks for finding the ad!
Any idea where you can find just the towel bars to add to an already existing sink?
A tough one. Different sinks have different distances between the holes, underneath, front-to-back, where you bolt in the towel bar. Get underneath, measure. Take your measurements, take them with you to Re-Store, and look for towel bars that will fit. Repeat over and over and over and over and over, till you get lucky. Then, futz to get them to stay in. Actually, if you get the brackets — you can cut down the towel bar to fit. If you have legs, the legs kind of hold them in… Good luck.
I am wanting to purchase a white or blue toned vintage wall hung bathroom sink which has a built in soap bar holder molded into the china sink bowl.
I have seen one in a magazine. I am wondering who manufactured this so I can locate and purchase the same.
Any help would be so appreciated.
Ty Myers