The Solidleaf bathtub from the house of Ideavit is a unique egg shaped tub that features a solid white matte surface and a overflow hole at the center towards the head of the tub. Also included is a waste pipe and a convenient...
The Classic bathtub from the house of Laufen is perfectly shaped for the bathroom. Classic radiates the practicality of its harmonious form and combines it with contemporary style. Designed by Marcel Wanders Classic displays a clear formal expression of modern elegance celebrating the...
A pedestal bathtub reads differently from a conventional freestanding tub because the base gives the silhouette more visual weight. Consider how it will relate to the vanity, shower, window, and main approach into the room before choosing a final placement.
Pedestal forms tend to feel most intentional when the room allows them to be seen from more than one angle. Give the tub enough breathing room so its base and silhouette can become part of the architecture rather than disappear into a crowded layout.
Map circulation, nearby fixtures, door swings, and the main sightline before finalizing the location. Read our guide to placing a freestanding tub in a primary bathroom for more detailed layout guidance.
A sculptural tub has more impact when the surrounding finishes support it rather than compete with it. Explore our guide to pairing stone, wood, concrete, and solid surface for a more balanced whole-room approach.