Is it okay to mix sanitary ware brands in shower room?

[Maeb]

I've found a Duravit Basin/vanity unit that I like but the Duravit back to wall toilets are all fairly long and as our ensuite is tiny I'd like to save any space I can.
Laufen have a 500mm WC and Roca a 520mm but I don't really like their basin units. Is it okay to have different brands? Will anyone notice (esp. they have a long bottom )?

The shower is different too!

Am I thinking too much about this?

[NomDePlumeReloaded]

Yes, it's fine. My bathroom has a mix of brands and it makes no difference. They are all white. They are all complimentary shapes.

[Oldgranny]

What on earth is a 'long bottom ???

[Maeb]

Oldgranny, it's obviously a bum that needs an extra long toilet bowl for optimum cheek comfort...duh

[Humptynumpty02]

It would really bug me, but I have OCD.

[Angeldt]

We are currently looking at this as well. We have been advised by a few designers to keep the loo and basin the same manufacturer - shower,bath not so important to match.

[ophiotaurus]

I wonder why that is? Is it so they look the same?

[RandomlyGenerated]

I'd suggest sitting on the loos as some are lower than others. We mixed different basins and loos and shower trays and baths to get the mix of what we wanted.

[origamiwarrior]

We mixed and matched - no one would notice. We even have different screens (and chrome bits that attach to the wall) at either end of our walk-in shower enclosure (due to a supplier cock up that we just installed as we couldn't be bothered to rectify). No one has ever noticed.

[Maeb]

I think it's so they (basin & WC) are not different shades of white. But they are not next to each other (adjacent to each other in a small square room with a shower in between).

I'm not sure it will be noticeable - if you're looking at one you won't see the other.