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Green Clawfoot Tub with Tropical Wallpaper and Wicker Pendant
White tubs are classic and beautiful, but what about colorful ones? Today, bathtubs are coming in an extensive range of colors. So, if you want to add color and make your bathroom stand out, colorful freestanding bathtubs are a great place to start. In this Victorian bathroom with 70’s inspired interior decoration, the green clawfoot tub makes a statement. The tropical bathroom wallpaper complements the bathtub while the wicker pendant lamp completes the natural feel of the green. Dark green flooring enhances the elegance of the design.
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Transitional Bathroom With Round Freestanding Bathtub and Gold Tiles
In this bathroom, the interior designer simplifies the room visually to encourage relaxation. The organic gold pattern of the porcelain tiles enhances this relaxing feel. Although this bathroom has a small space, using a soaking tub is maximize the functionality and adds a sense of luxury.
Freestanding Bathtub
Bathrooms are the places of renewal and refreshment and offer a personal spa session. When creating this relaxing sanctuary, material, color, and style choices are important and a freestanding bathtub is one of the most popular design features that help to create a relaxing atmosphere. If you are considering a bathroom remodel, adding a new freestanding tub is a great way to add visual interest. Check these freestanding bathtub ideas to draw extra attention to your bathroom!
As the name suggests, freestanding bathtubs stand their own without any attachment. These bathtubs serve as a focal point and give a spacious and luxurious feel to the bathrooms. The sculptural structure acts as a piece of art and turns the bathroom into a personal spa. A freestanding bathtub always brings a luxe and sophisticated vibe to bathrooms. Generally, they are coming in organic shapes that add striking visual impact.
Also, Freestanding bathtubs come in a wide range of styles, materials, and color options. So, from modern to traditional, they can be suitable for different styles. Unlike the built-in tubs, these tubs also allowing you to be more creative and flexible with placement. You do not need to place them against the wall. You can centralize the room and place the tub under a skylight or against a window to enjoy the beautiful views. Whether you go with a clawfoot tub or a Japanese soaking tub, this bold, eye-catching centerpiece will transform your bathroom!
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Tropical Bathroom with Natural Materials and Greenery Plants
This open and elegant tropical bathroom is a world itself. Freestanding bathtub, greenery plants, natural wood, and rocks offer a spa-like sanctuary. Tropical style is always synonymous with natural and open nuances, so indoor plants are crucial for this theme. So, if you want to create a tropical bathroom, don’t forget to add plants!
Traditional Mosaic Tiles
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Shabby-chic Style Bathroom with White Brick Wall and Black Pendant Lights
The beautiful rough texture of the whitewashed brick wall adds a bunch of character to this shabby chic bathroom. The black vanity with acrylic stand gives a minimalistic look while the oversized round mirror creates a focal point above the vanity. The modern white acrylic tub completes the look.
ID# 118406 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Cat Dal Interiors
Wood Floating Vanity with Frameless Mirror and Black Hexagon Tiles
The contemporary bathroom features a wood floating vanity with a white countertop, wall-mounted faucets, frameless mirror, a white freestanding bathtub, and black hexagon floor tiles. The earthy colors and materials provide a calm and relaxing atmosphere while bright whites creating a clean and fresh look. Thanks to the large corner window, the bathroom has a bright and spacious atmosphere. Mini-black hexagon tiles add visual interest to the design.
Freestanding Bathtub Material
In today’s market, freestanding bathtubs come in a wide range of material options. According to your taste and the style of your bathroom, from concrete to acrylic, copper to fiberglass, there are plenty of material options.
Fiberglass Freestanding Bathtubs
Fiberglass is one of the most popular bathtub materials on the market which is made from reinforced plastic. It is molded then formed into a bathtub shape. It can be shaped for different styles, sizes, and spaces. Also, fiberglass is the most affordable and lightest material. But, fiberglass is quite porous which makes it less durable than other materials. The average cost of a fiberglass freestanding bathtub is between $250-350. This price can go up according to the size of the tub.
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White Freestanding Bathtub with Black Faucet and Concrete Floor Tiles
Instead of using one large window, the positioning of windows contributes to the bathroom’s symmetrical balance. Black frames of the windows emphasized the beautiful view and create a sleek frame for it. The white freestanding bathtub contributes to this symmetrical view. The wood vanity with a marble countertop creates a warmer atmosphere while gray floor tiles provide a smooth transition between the bold blacks and stark whites.
Is a freestanding tub worth it?
Actually, it depends on a personal aesthetic but thanks to their striking visual impact, freestanding bathtubs can instantly change and elevates the overall look of the design and lend sophistication and luxurious feel to the room. Yes, it may cost a little more than a normal tub but, this investment will definitely be worth it.
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Luxury Master Bathroom with Showstopping Chandelier
If you have enough space or a high ceiling, placing a chandelier into the bathroom definitely elevates the design. In the master bathroom, the splurge-worthy chandelier hung above the bathtub and take the bathroom from chic to stunning. White tub, gray concrete tiles, and cream rug offer a luxurious look while wood side table and potted plant bring warmth to the atmosphere.
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Contemporary Bathroom with Chic and Luxurious Feel
Bright whites, bursts of colors, and organic patterns are all set off by a few rich hits of quirky fun and offer an elegant and welcoming bathroom design. The angular lines of the white freestanding bathtub made it a dynamic focal point. These angular lines complement the angular shapes of the large window openings. The marble slab provides a sleek backdrop between the windows. The crystal starburst chandelier creates a seamless view above the tub.
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Black and White Bathroom with Freestanding Bathtub and Wooden Floor
The gorgeous master bathroom features a freestanding tub in front of a shiplap wall with a large window. The wicker basket hung above the tub and makes a warm glow. Wood flooring and the wicker basket breaks the domination of blacks and whites and create a warmer atmosphere. The white vanity is enhanced with black knobs and wall-mounted faucets and is highlighted by gray pendant lights. The large frameless mirror makes the space feel larger.
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Pink Freestanding Bathtub with Gold Faucet Kit and Tropical Wallpaper
The combination of the pink bathtub, tropical wallpaper, gold artwork, crystal chandeliers, and black and white chevron floor creates a refined maximalist bathroom without overwhelming. The neon pink pedestal tub is paired with a gold faucet kit, and it creates a focal point. The dark tropical wallpaper provides a dramatic backdrop while other gold details make a luxurious touch. The black and white chevron floor adds a pattern and brings a movement to the design.
Porcelain Freestanding Bathtubs
Porcelain freestanding bathtubs are made from either cast iron or stamped steel which is covered with a coat of porcelain enamel. These tubs have a harder surface that makes them extremely durable and more scratch-resistant. Another great advantage of these tubs is that they provide easy-to-clean surfaces. For routine cleaning, you can use any mild non-abrasive cleaner or baking soda as a paste. So, whatever the style is, a porcelain bathtub will be a perfect addition to your bathroom. Porcelain tubs are more pricer than acrylic and fiberglass ones. You may expect to pay 500-2,000 for a porcelain freestanding bathtub.
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Pedestal Tub with Bubble Chandelier and Blue Doors
Chic and sophisticated but with a little whimsy mixed in. This luxurious bathroom offers a fun and feminine look inspired by Breakfast at Tiffany’s, blending retro touches with sophisticated pieces. The white pedestal tub centralizes the room and is highlighted with a glass bubble chandelier that refers to soap bubbles. Blue doors of the large window provide privacy when needed while bringing a sense of calmness. The doors are complemented by the blue ceiling paint. Gold finishes of the side tables and faux fur enhance the luxurious feel.
Marble Mosaic Tiles
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Small Bathroom with Bathtub and Spectacular Ocean View
If you have a spectacular view like this, placing the bathtub next to the window is a great way to take advantage of it. Now, you can grab your wine and have a me-time while taking your bubble bath!
Acrylic Freestanding Bathtubs
In today’s market, acrylic tubs are the most popular choice by homeowners and interior designers. Acrylic freestanding bathtubs are made from sheets of acrylic which is laid over a fiberglass base. They come in a wide range of styles, colors, shapes, and sizes which can be adaptable for different design aesthetics from modern to traditional. Thanks to its non-porous surface, an acrylic tub won’t absorb the water which makes it an extremely durable material. Also, these tubs are relatively lightweight which makes them easier to install and remove. A 60-inch acrylic freestanding tub will cost you between $500 to $900 without the installation cost. Of course, this price may vary according to the size or style of the tub.
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Bright White Bathroom with Freestanding Bathtub and Stunning Ocean View
This master bathroom features infinite ocean views. The pedestal tub centralizes the window and maximumly take advantage of the beautiful ocean view. The pastel blue stool complements the blue shade of the ocean while the gray patterns of the white floor bring texture to space.
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Contemporary Bathroom with White Tub and Small Library
Bathrooms are perfect places to find some me-time and including a small library will allow you to spend this time with quality. In this contemporary bathroom, small, recessed niches are turned into a home library with shelves. The library provides a beautiful backdrop behind the white freestanding bathtub and also maximizes functionality. The pastel blue walls create a relaxing atmosphere.
What is the best freestanding tub?
In the market, there are endless freestanding bath options for every budget. Here are the most popular tubs in today’s market that you can choose according to your style and budget:
Woodbridge B-0006 Acrylic Freestanding Tub
American Standard Townsend Acrylic Freestanding Bathtub
Anzzi Jarvis Whirlpool Air Jetted Acrylic Freestanding Tub
Empava Luxury Acrylic Freestanding Bathtub
Woodbridge Traditional Oval Acrylic Freestanding Tub
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Gray and White Bathroom with Gray Vanity
Plain gray patterns of the wall and floor tiles pull the attention at the first sight and bring a nice texture to the gray and white bathroom. A fresh and spacious atmosphere is given to the room by placing a white freestanding bathtub.
Natural Stone Freestanding Bathtubs
Natural stone freestanding bathtubs definitely have a “wow factor” and they are a great way to make a strong design statement for bathrooms. These tubs can be hand-carved from natural marble, travertine, granite, and other stones. Whether you choose a luxurious marble or dark stone model, a natural stone tub will help you to create a one-of-a-kind bathroom with a spa feel. Because of the exclusive materials, these tubs can be more expensive than the other materials. You may expect to pay between $1000-$2200 for a stone tub.
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Natural Stone Freestanding Bathtub with Stone Walls and Floor
If you have a masterpiece like this stone tub, you don’t need to add too many features to the space. Otherwise, the beautiful piece can lose its impact. In this contemporary bathroom, the stone bathtub gives a modern look with its structural shape. It also creates a harmonious look with the stone walls. The corner window brings the beauty of nature into the room and enhances the calmness of the atmosphere.
Concrete Freestanding Bathtubs
Concrete itself is a beautiful material. When this stunning material meets with the luxurious feel of a freestanding bathtub, the result is just perfect. Concrete bathtubs offer style and functionality at the same time. The material’s versatility allows for creative freedom. This means you can use a concrete tub in almost limitless shapes and forms. Also, concrete is durable, being able to withstand great pressure, and is fire-resistant. A concrete bathtub varies between $5000 and $20000.
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Wood Floating Vanity with White Countertop and Beige Marble Slab
Thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows, this contemporary bathroom has a bright and spacious atmosphere. The concrete tub sits in front of the windows which provides a relaxing bath time! The beige marble slab creates s luxurious backdrop for the rectangular frameless mirror and the wood floating vanity with a white countertop and a vessel sink.
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Minimalist Bathroom with Concrete Walls and Black Floor Tiles
Sleek, elegant, and beautiful. This contemporary bathroom reflects the effortless beauty of simplicity. The concrete freestanding bathtub is paired with a matte black faucet. Also, the tub complements the concrete walls and black floor tiles.
Copper Freestanding Bathtubs
Durable, practical, and visually pleasing. Copper freestanding bathtubs are made of, as the name suggests, copper. The warm allure of copper can instantly change the overall look of the design and help you to create a one-of-a-kind kitchen. These stunning hand-crafted tubs typically come in a wide range of unique shapes, styles, finishes, and textures. So, if you are looking for something more special, look no further than a copper tub. The average cost of a copper standalone tub is between $900 to $5,000.
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Rustic Bathroom Ideas with Concrete Freestanding Tub and Pebbled Floor
The stunning mountain view which framing by the wood picture window, provides a breath-taking backdrop for this bright rustic bathroom. A concrete freestanding bathtub placed on a pebbled floor and creates a calm Zen atmosphere. White walls are accentuated with a wood ceiling and a floor. Floating vanities bring a rustic appeal with their rough surfaces while gray marble countertops adding a luxurious feel.
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Copper Freestanding Bathtub with Pink Marble Shower Tiles
This traditional bathroom definitely has a wow-effect! The copper freestanding bathtub centralizes the room and creates a glamorous luxury impact. The pink marble shower tiles complemented the pinkish color of the tub while creates a beautiful backdrop without being too feminine. Black dots of the white floor add a nice texture to the space. The beautiful accents like the faucet kit, shower head, and black chandelier give a vintage vibe and make the final touch.
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Eclectic Bathroom with Copper Tub and Dark Wood Floor
For the ultimate showstopping luxury bathroom, copper bathtubs never fail you down. In this eclectic bathroom, the copper freestanding tub is truly a gorgeous centerpiece that you’ll treasure for decades. The dark wood floor, large mirror, and white fireplace complement the elegant look of the tub. The bird murals on the gray walls enhance the eclectic vibe and bring a romantic feel.
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Master Bathroom with Bronze Freestanding Bathtub
The master bathroom has a strong nature influence on it. Stonewall and large picture window which framing a beautiful nature view provide a stunning backdrop for the bronze freestanding bathtub. The wood-look floor contributes to the rustic atmosphere perfectly. Castile chandelier highlights the bath area and makes a warm glow above it.
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Luxury Master Bathroom with Black Vanities and Marble Countertops
Thanks to the symmetrical layout of this transitional bathroom, the black pedestal bathtub stands out and makes a statement. Two black vanities are placed opposite walls to create his and hers area. The thick marble countertops of the vanities enhance the luxurious feel. White floor-to-ceiling bathroom curtains complete the luxurious feel and provide privacy when needed.
Freestanding Bathtubs Styles
One of the biggest advantages of a freestanding bathtub is that they come in different style options. From classic clawfoot to modern round tubs, the wide range of style options allows you to design your dream bathroom. When choosing the style, you need to consider what purpose the tub will serve and what kind of impact you will expect.
Freestanding Soaking Bathtub
Japanese soaking bathtubs have been used in Japan for centuries as an indoor extension of bathing. These unique soaking tubs can be made from acrylic, composite, stainless steel, and copper, and they have become one of the most popular design elements for modern bathrooms in recent days. Because of their taller stature, generally, these tubs contain an integrated seat which provides functionality. Also, they are smaller than other tub styles which makes them an ideal solution for small spaces. This type of bathtub can cost you between $5,000 to $10,000.
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Grey Large Bathroom with Grey Vanity and Backsplash
With simple, clean lines and a bright color scheme, this bathroom invites all the calm simplicity craved at the end of a long workday. The Japanese soaking tub creates a focal point between the gray vanity and the walk-in shower. Backsplash tiles add a nice pattern to space while the grey wood floor complements the look harmoniously.
Where to put freestanding bathtub?
When installing a freestanding tub, you need to consider the size and layout of your bathroom. Generally, freestanding tubs centralize the room to create a focal point. But if the shape or size of your bathroom doesn’t allow this, there is still plenty of options. If you have a large window, you can place the tub next to the window to take advantage of the view. If you have a small space, you can install it against a wall. But, it is important to leave a space between the wall and tub. You may also consider putting the tub inside enclosed showers if space allows it.
Modern Freestanding Bathtub
Modern style is all about simplicity, clean lines, and sharp edges. The wide range of materials and today’s technology allows freestanding bathtubs to be made in organic shapes. Thanks to these organic shapes, freestanding bathtubs look more modern and acts as a piece of art. From single slipper to Double Ended, circular shapes to totally unique design, modern freestanding bathtubs are on the top of the rising trend lists.
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Farmhouse Bathroom with Black Tub and Pebbled Floor
In this farmhouse bathroom, black freestanding tub, black frames of the window, and black chandelier create a strong contrast with the white shiplap wall panels and beige pebbled floor. The pebbled floor makes an unexpected twist against the modern features and brings a cozy feel.
Where to buy a freestanding bathtub?
You can check the local stores or distributor or check the websites like Amazon, Home Depot, Wayfair, etc.
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White Bathtub with Black Tiles and Wooden Recessed Niche
The earthy color scheme of this modern bathroom complements the spectacular nature view behind the large windows. The wooden niche is placed between the black tiles that provide storage space for bath products and towels. The white freestanding tub stands out in front of the black tiles and brings a clean and fresh look to the design.
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Minimalist Bathroom with White Tub and Black Wall Panel
For minimalist designs, you can choose a statement piece and elevate the look of your room. And for the bathrooms, there is no better one than a freestanding tub as this piece. Here, the curved shape of the white tub creates a clean and fresh look. The black wall panel defines the bath area and enhances the powerful look of the tub. Also, dark gray floor tiles and the black wall panel create a strong contrast with the whites to create a luxurious feel.
How much to install a freestanding bathtub?
The cost of the installation of a freestanding bathtub depends on the modifications to be done in your bathroom. The average installation cost is between $1000-$1500.
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Transitional White Bathroom with Gold and Marble Accent Wall
The gold and marble mosaic accent wall behind the tub creates a striking backdrop and provides a separation between the walk-in shower and the rest of the room. The white freestanding tub brings a modern appeal with its organic shape and complements the gold details of the accent wall with its brass faucet kit. Also, the symmetrical layout of the room enhances the design.
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White Freestanding Bathtub with Black Pendant Lights
If you have a freestanding tub, you do not have to fill your bathroom with too many features. Here, a white bathtub stands out at the center of the room and makes a statement. Black pendant lights highlight the bath area. The area of the walk-in shower is defined by wood-look shower tiles which add a dose of a rustic vibe.
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Southwestern Bathroom with Single Slipper Tub and Wood Wall Planks
The single slipper white bathtub transforms this otherwise ordinary bathroom into a unique design. The bright color of the tub stands out between the neutral tones and makes a modern twist against the rustic appeal of the wooden wall planks and beige walls.
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Custom Made Bathtub with Concrete Wall Tiles and Terrazzo Floor
This tonally calming and understated master bathroom features custom-formed concrete wall tiles, terrazzo floor tiles, and a custom-made freestanding bathtub. The unique sculptural shape of the tub serves as artwork.
Clawfoot Freestanding Bathtub
Clawfoot freestanding bathtubs are iconic for bathroom designs since the 1800s and remain a popular style of the 1800s and remain a popular style of today. These tubs feature clawed feet instead of a floor installation base which provides a unique appeal. Thanks to their versatility, these tubs can be suitable for different design aesthetics from modern or traditional, rustic, or farmhouse bathrooms. Single-ended, double-ended, single-slipper, or double-slipper. The options are plentiful. Also, they come in a variety of size that means, you can even use a clawfoot tub in your small bathroom. The average cost of clawfoot tubs is between $2000-$6000.
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Luxury Bathroom with White Vanity and Brass Hardware
We love the idea that using different types of tiles! A combination of the white subway tiles, white hexagon tiles, and black-white rectangular tiles brings beautiful texture to this transitional bathroom designed by Jillian Richey Design. Brass handless of the white vanity, brass faucets and gold framed mirror make a luxurious touch.
ID# 118444 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Rachel Bates Interiors Limited
Traditional Bathroom with Navy Blue Walls and Orange Details
Coffered wall panels and clawfoot bathtub offer a timeless elegant look for this traditional bathroom. The gray tub is placed next to the window to maximumly take advantage of the daylight. The orange boxes contrast with the navy-blue walls and energize the design while dog paintings bring joy to the atmosphere.
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Farmhouse Bathroom with Glossy Black Penny Tiles
Who wouldn’t want to take a bath through this amazing view! Victoria and Albert’s clawfoot tub rests in a corner glazed window. Wrap-around shower curtain provides privacy. While glossy black penny tiles creating mosaic appeal, the white shiplap ceiling complements the farmhouse style of the house.
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Modern Bathroom with White Tub and Freestanding Faucet
The gray and black geometrical patterned floor tiles are the star of this design. They create an eye-catching look on the floor. The organic shape of the white freestanding bathtub contrast with the geometrical patterns and brings a modern appeal. The vertical position of the wooden blinds makes space feel longer while gold lighting fixtures complete the design.
Freestanding Bathtub Measurements
A standard dimension for a freestanding bathtub is 60 inches long, 30 inches wide, and 19 inches of water depth. But, in today’s market, freestanding tubs come in a wide range of size options. According to the space of your bathroom, you can go with smaller sizes like 55×27 inches with a water depth of 15 or larger ones like 72×32 inches with 20 inches of water depth for larger bathrooms.
Freestanding Bathtub Faucet Installation
For a freestanding bathtub, faucets are available in deck mount, freestanding, and wall-mount. When choosing a faucet you need to consider the style, material, and size of your bathtub. Freestanding faucets, as the name suggests, stand on their own and they are anchored to the floor and towers up and over the rim of the bathtub. Deck-mounted faucets are mounted to the upper rim of the bathtub. For a deck-mounted faucet installation, two faucet holes are required. Some types of tubs come with drilling holes but if there is no hole, you need to drill the faucet holes into the tap deck. If you are thinking to install your tub next to the wall, a wall-mounted faucet can be another good option for you. Wall-mounted faucets don’t need any holes or connections to the tub. Also, if you don’t have underfloor access, these faucets are the best solution.
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All White Bathroom with Acrylic Tub and Deck Mounted Faucet
White is the representation of cleanliness and pureness, and it is the best-suited color for the bathrooms. In this all-white bathroom, a freestanding tub creates a focal point with the black-framed windows. White shaker vanity, metallic framed mirror, and sconces provide an elegant look. The marble herringbone floor tiles enhance the luxury feel of the design.
Best Seller Mosaic Tiles
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Contemporary Bathroom with Natural Stone Bathtub
This bathroom is a spa sanctuary! The neutral color scheme gives a calming and relaxing feel while natural materials perfectly blend. The hand-cut stone soaking tub is the centerpiece and it makes a statement.
ID# 118423 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Linnea Interiors
Huge Glass Shower with Pebbled Stone Walls and Granite Tub
The black freestanding bathtub is carved out of a single piece of granite and it creates a distinctive focal point in front of the huge shower with stacked pebble stone walls. Pebbled stone walls complement the tub while glass enclosures of the shower create a seamless look. The small rectangular skylight highlights the tub.
ID# 118432 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Atlant Construction
White Japanese Soaking Tub with Relaxing Nature View
If you have a spectacular view like this one, placing your freestanding bathtub against this view is the best way to create a relaxing atmosphere. The white Japanese soaking tub adds a cool twist to this modern bathroom. It is placed against the large window which brings beautiful nature inside. The black floor tiles enhance the impact of the tub.
