New · Wood-Grain Glaze · One-Piece

A bathroom can feel like a room, not a utility.

A wood-grain one-piece toilet gives a bathroom the warmth it usually borrows from cabinetry. The glaze runs a deep walnut grain over a rounded, seamless body, and a matte black rim keeps the edges crisp. Step in, and the room reads as finished rather than assembled.

17.71" W × 26.77" D × 23.22" H · Wood-grain glaze over vitreous china · One-piece, skirted body

• Quiet, from hinge to flush. The lid settles on a soft-close hinge, and the siphon flush fills the bowl without a rush of noise. Useful on a wall you share.
• A grain, not a decal. The wood-grain glaze follows the curve of the body and the lid, so the texture holds up close as well as from the doorway.
• Seat lifts off in one motion. The quick-release hinge frees the seat for cleaning, so you can reach the rim instead of wiping around the fittings.
• A low-flow flush that still clears. The siphon pull clears the bowl on a low water volume, so a fixture you use every day stays out of your way.
• Built for smaller baths. The one-piece shell tucks the tank into the same curve as the bowl, so the fixture sits close to the wall without crowding the floor.

Where the warmth comes from

Most bathrooms get their warmth from the vanity, the towels, the light. The toilet is the one white object that interrupts the arrangement. Here the grain is part of the fixture itself, carried across the side panel and the lid, so the palette holds from the doorway to the back wall.

The silhouette does the rest. The body tapers toward the floor instead of sitting on a visible base, and the tank is folded into the same curve. From the side, it reads as a single form, because it is one.

The parts you touch

The flush button sits on top of the tank lid, angled toward you, so you press down rather than reach behind. The seat closes on a soft hinge. You can let go and walk away, and it will finish the job on its own.

Cleaning is the test of any toilet, and this one is built around it. The seat releases in one motion, which is the difference between wiping around the bolts and actually getting to them. The glazed surface stays smooth, so a cloth does most of the work.

Where it fits

Primary bath A warm anchor for marble, stone and dark wood vanities.	Powder room The fixture guests actually notice, in a room built for one.
Guest bath Quiet enough for a shared wall, simple to wipe down between stays.	Warm-minimal renovation Adds texture without adding another material to the palette.

Specifications

Type	One-piece, skirted body
Material	Vitreous china
Finish	Wood-grain glaze with matte black trim
Overall dimensions	17.71" W × 26.77" D × 23.22" H
Flush	1.06 GPF siphon flush
Seat	Soft-close lid, quick-release hinge
Flush control	Chrome push button, top mount
Bowl	Elongated, ergonomic seat

Care

Wipe the glazed body with a soft cloth and a mild bathroom cleaner, then dry it with a second cloth so the grain reads evenly. Skip abrasive pads and solvent-heavy sprays, which dull the finish over time. Release the seat when you clean the rim; the hinge area is easier to reach than it looks.

Questions, answered

Where does this toilet fit best?

Primary baths, powder rooms and guest baths with a warm or stone-heavy palette. The rounded body suits narrow spaces and sits comfortably beside wood vanities and dark tile.

How do I clean around the hinges?

Lift the seat off with the quick-release hinge, clean the rim and the hinge area, then set it back. The glazed surface wipes down with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner.

Will the lid slam?

No. The hinge is soft-close, so the lid and seat settle on their own once you let go. Late-night trips stay quiet, even on a wall shared with a bedroom.

Can it work in a small bathroom?

Yes. The one-piece body keeps the profile compact and folds the tank into the same curve, so the fixture takes up less visual space than a conventional two-piece.

Does the grain suit a bathroom that is not all wood?

The tone is dark and quiet rather than rustic. Against white marble, gray tile or black fixtures it reads as texture, not as a theme.

How does the flush button work?

It sits on top of the tank lid, angled toward the user. One press starts the siphon flush, and the refill settles without a rush of noise.

One fixture, quietly holding the room together.