One-piece toilets

Data as of Oct 6, 2026A topic in Home Improvement Fixtures and Materials.Reviewed by Dimitry Apollonsky

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Which brands AI mentions

#BrandHow often mentioned

1Swiss MadisonMost answers

2TOTO USAMost answers

3Woodbridge BathOften

4HOROWRarely

5Deer Valley BathRarely

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Questions and answers

I want to upgrade my bathroom fixtures and I'm looking for a sleek, one-piece toilet.
Google AI ModeSep 20, 2026
Upgrading to a one-piece toilet is a fantastic way to give your bathroom an immediate modern, streamlined look. One-piece units are easier to clean (no tight crevice between the tank and bowl) and tend to have a much smaller, cohesive footprint.[1][2]

Here are a few top-rated, sleek one-piece options across different styles and price points:

A budget-friendly favorite featuring a fully skirted trapway (which hides the plumbing for a super clean aesthetic) and a dual-vortex flush.

Known for legendary reliability, a powerful 1.28 GPF gravity flush, and a CEFIONTECT ceramic glaze that prevents debris from sticking.

If you want to go all-out on luxury, this tankless-look smart option includes a heated bidet, air drying, and foot-sensor auto flushing.

Features a minimalist profile with a smooth, fully skirted trapway and an integrated dual-flush system.[1][2][3][4]

To help narrow down the best choice for your space, could you let me know:

What is your budget range?

Do you prefer a standard flush lever or a top dual-flush button?

Are you interested in skirted trapways (completely smooth sides) or a more traditional exposed trapway?

ChatGPT SearchSep 20, 2026
1TOTO USA
2Woodbridge Bath
3Swiss Madison
What are the key factors to consider when buying a contemporary, skirted, one-piece toilet?
I am shopping for a new bathroom fixture. What are the key features to prioritize when picking out a modern one-piece skirted toilet?

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Absolutely. For a sleek, modern one-piece toilet, I’d focus on an elongated bowl, skirted/concealed trapway, and roughly 1.28 GPF or dual-flush. One-piece construction also eliminates the tank-to-bowl seam, making the exterior easier to clean.

A few strong options

TOTO UltraMax One-Piece

$568.14

WOODBRIDGE Everette One-Piece

$369.01

Swiss Madison St. Tropez One-Piece

$389.00

Duravit ME by Starck One-Piece

$711.57

HOROW One-Piece Dual Flush

$259.00

TOTO UltraMax — around $568 in the current listing. A polished, understated design from TOTO; the model shown is elongated, one-piece, and ADA compliant.
WOODBRIDGE Everette — around $369. Particularly contemporary, with a very clean skirted silhouette and dual flush.
Swiss Madison St. Tropez — around $389. Fully skirted and dual-flush, with a distinctly modern look.
Duravit ME by Starck — around $712. A more design-forward European option with a minimalist geometric appearance.
HOROW HR-0138 — around $259 currently. A lower-cost option with a modern one-piece design, dual flush, and WaterSense certification.

For comparison, current Kohler options include the Santa Rosa, Reach, Spacity and Veil lines; Kohler's one-piece models include skirted trapways and 1.28-GPF or dual-flush configurations. www.kohler.com American Standard also has several contemporary one-piece models, including the Town Square S, Boulevard, and Townsend VorMax.

Before buying, check your rough-in (typically 12"), bowl height, overall depth, and whether the seat is included.

If you give me your budget (e.g. under $400, $400–$700, or $700+) and whether you prefer round or elongated, I can narrow these down to the best-fitting choices.