Yes, They're Better Looking, but These 3 Problems With Wall-Hung Toilets Need to Be Talked About More

Image of a maximalist pink and red bathroom with electric blue accents. There is an electric blue toilet on a pink wall. The floors are a red and white checkerboard tile. There is a red marble shower with a glass brick divider.

Some designs become so accepted as the norm that no one even stops to consider whether they're actually the right choice. And recently, I've noticed that the ever-popular wall-hung toilets may be the latest victim of this.

In many ways, it shouldn't come as a huge shock either. Wall-hung toilets have been designers' go-to choice when designing modern bathrooms, as they have a sleeker, lighter look — plus, they make cleaning far easier. Wall-mounted models also offer you more freedom over your design, allowing you to adjust the height to best suit you. When you compare them to traditional, floor-mounted models, these toilets just seem far more... elevated, both literally and figuratively.