I absolutely love this toilet. It's a piece fo sculpture. Its has been a bit of a rough road, but so worth it in the end. The tank's lid was cosmetically imperfect, and more or less seconds after I wrote to Wayfair about it, another was on its way, with instructions to discard or donate the defective one. Remarkable customer service, I must say! The second one was also imperfect--!--and once again Wayfair was on it lickety split. Wayfair is a marvel, but quality control at the Chateau company leaves much to be desired. Anyway, finally a perfect lid arrived. Then there were small headaches about the functioning of the toilet: it's a bit unnerving to look into a toilet and see maybe a pint of liquid in the bottom of the bowl. I feared using it would be a bit like using a chamber pot. But somehow it's engineered to collect and move what it needs to. The flush seemed weak at first, so that I felt I had to lean on the button at length to get a full flush. But that turned out to be because the installer had positioned the tank top so it compressed the tube that delivers fresh water, which needs to be free floating. In the end, the flush (of either strength) is vigorous and complete with a quick poke at the button. Now there's only this: the toilet's lovely form is evident only when the lid is closed. Otherwise it looks much like any other toilet. I'll have to see whether this toilet behaves like the previous one, where mold formed inside the lid when it was kept closed in warm weather. I'd like to think this one is better ventilated and that won't happen, because it's more hygienic to flush with the lid down, preventing bacteria from spraying into the air. We'll see. I agree, by the way, with the reviewer who felt the seat was cheap-looking. I will likely replace it with a seat more in keeping with the toilet's elegant lines and material.