A Perfect way to take Bath with Extraordinary Bathtubs

November 6, 2015

The Maison Valentina Blog brings to you today the best ideas for the weekend. Be sure to check these best bathroom design ideas and extraordinary bathtubs for your Luxury Bathroom. Bathtubs have been a place to refresh and relax for centuries, from the old tin bath that was brought out into a front room or bedroom, to cast iron enameled roll tops, modern acrylic spas, and fitted fiberglass designs, the tub has certainly seen some changes throughout the years; this collection shows a contemporary design take on many of these age old aesthetics, bringing tried and tested ideas bang up to date.

The concept of bringing the bathtub out into the open once more, or situating it within unexpected surroundings is back at the forefront, with bubble baths taking place in the middle of a home library. This is a nice quiet place to have a bath time read though we’re not sure the moisture from the steam would do your prized book collection much good.

Via Lixil Milano

We’re also seeing a kick back to bathing in the great outdoors as our ancestors once did though now we can enjoy the greenery through double glazed doors.

Via Lixil Milano

Ensuite bathrooms are also seeing more open designs, with huge viewing windows through to the sleeping quarters, and some without any divide at all.

A unique concept via 3D Archvis

An elevated platform puts this stunning marble tub on display while large windows fold open for the truly indulgent experience of bathing in the open ocean.

And what better way to relax after a decadent bath than to dry off in the setting sun on this private deck.

For a less flowery option that is no less luxurious, peek inside this more masculine bath. Dark gray, black, and white are the height of masculine chic while a soaking tub and deep bowl sink offer everything you might need.

See more: Mini Bathtub Ideas for Small Bathrooms

The simplicity of this luxury bathroom is the perfect contrast to the stunning views. By sinking the tub into the floor, the designer allows the bather to feel as if they are washing off in the still waters of a lake.