Last Updated on September 13, 2024
For generations bathtubs held a boring rectangular shape. Thanks to the advent of acrylic thermoformed baths, more shapes have become available for consumers. Documented early plumbing systems for bathing go back as far as around 3300 BC. From hardened pottery to clawfoot tubs, people have experimented with different solutions to this sanitation problem for many centuries.
Today we’re able to enjoy bathtubs made from a variety of materials such as acrylic, fiberglass, wood, steel, cast iron, and etc. Not only do they serve functionally, but they also avail as stand-alone art fixtures for us to visually enjoy. The industrial designers behind these elegant tubs truly illustrate that bathtubs don’t have to be boring. They pushed their creativity to the max, and for that they deserve acknowledgment. Enjoy!
Vascabarca Stone Boat Bath by Antonio Lupi
EAGO Luxury Clear Whirlpool Hot Tub
Duravit Blue Moon Bath Tub
Time Bath by Toscoquattro
Ofuro Bath by Rapsel
Inkstone Bathtub by Neutra
Hinoki Cypress Bathtub
Wish R1 Bathtub
Egg Bathtub by Rexa Design
Alegna Wooden Bathtub
Clear Glass Bathtub by Stern McCafferty
UFO Bathtub by Benedini Associati
Agua Wooden Bathtub by Francoceccotti
Teuco Sorgente Bathtub
Seaside T07 Bathtub by Teuco
Cartesio Freestanding Bathtub by Agape
Ocean Wing Bathtub by Bagno Sasso
Luciano Luxury Bathtub
Ocean Shell Bathtub by Bagno Sasso
Tina Bathtub by Lavernia & Cienfuegos
Carbon Fiber Bathtub by Corcel
KOS Geo 180 Bath
Melissa Sopel Glowing Bath
La Scala T650 Entertainment Jacuzzi
Infinity Bath by Mukomelov Studio
Le Cob Bath by Omvivo
OMVIVO Latis Bath with Timber Storage End
Alpha Bath by Kashani
Hinoki Rectangular Ofuro Bath
Vitality Bath by Neutra
Bath Objects by Bette
