Refreshing Your Design: 5 Great Freestanding Tubs to Freshen Up Your Bathroom Style

Hello World!  Welcome Friends!  The bathroom is one of the most popular rooms in your home and the place where you get to luxuriate in a bathtub of sweet-scented foam and no-one can bother you. Because it’s such a sacred room, it’s worth considering investing in a stunning freestanding bathtub that will add an extra touch of luxury no matter what your interior styling tastes.

Here we present you with five gorgeous freestanding tubs that wouldn’t look out of place in the most luxurious homes:

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The Coniston by C P Hart

This minimalist freestanding bathtub has sleek lines with deep sides for a luxury feel. You can relax for a long, deep soak and get complete support from the tub’s ergonomic shape for an almost spa-like experience. With practicality in mind, the tub is coated with an easy to clean finish and its lightweight stainless-steel frame makes it robust enough for long-term use. The simple design ensures this bathtub will look elegant no matter how often you change your bathroom’s décor.

The Wessex by Victorian & Albert USA

The Wessex freestanding bathtub is really eye-catching because of its elegant skirt and claw feet, which gives it a really traditional look. This is a statement piece for any bathroom and is designed on traditional European bathtubs, with one of the most sought-after shapes available. The Wessex bathtub has a retro feel that is reminiscent of the Victorian period with a high back and gorgeous curvaceous sides. Despite its retro look, this bathtub has enormous appeal for fans of contemporary design too and its classic appearance stands the test of time.

The Athanaeus by Kardiel

This stunning freestanding bathtub introduces different accents with column legs made from solid wood supporting the tub which is suspended between them. Kardiel have pushed the boundaries of bathtub design, with a unique shape that looks great as a standalone item of bathroom furniture and its above-average depth makes it great for long soaks. The clean white surface of the tub and the dark stain of the solid wood legs create a fantastic modernist look that will be at the cutting edge of bathtub design for years to come.

The Marseille by Cast Iron Bath

This is possibly the most eye-catching classical standalone bathtub available. Finished in tin and using 18th century manufacturing techniques, this is a bathtub with a raw beauty that curves from end-to-end to give comfortable support to your head and shoulders. Although this is not a cheap bathtub, its Parisian styling gives it a fantastic aesthetic look with its quirky boat shaped skirt.

Terra by OVE Decors

This bathtub appeals to people looking for something a little different to set their bathroom apart. For a start, it’s angular and boxy which gives it a really contemporary feel. The fact that it’s freestanding too means that it is the perfect central focus for the smallest room in your house. You can really enjoy a spa-like intensive soak in this tub which supports the body through ergonomic design. The bathtub is manufactured in acrylic which gives a lustrous finish and also keeps the bathwater warm for ages.

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