We all want bathing to be a glorious luxurious experience. So when it comes to designing a luxury bathroom a stylish bath is going to always be a focal point. Choosing the right bath is important. Consider it an investment in your health and well-being.
In this article we point out the advantages and disadvantages of some of the more common bath shapes.
The Thurlestone Cast Iron Bath[/caption]
The Saint Malo Cast Iron Bath[/caption]
The Dawlish Victorian Slipper Cast Iron Bath[/caption]
Choosing a shape
Rectangular baths - a practical choice.
A rectangular shape lends itself to fitting tightly into an alcove or up against a wall. They provide a practical way to make best use of space in a small bathroom. However, it limits the layout of your bathroom and may mean that you find yourself sitting staring at the toilet! [caption id="attachment_811" align="aligncenter" width="200"] The Thurlestone Cast Iron Bath[/caption]
A double ended bath - ideal for romantics
With gracefully sloping ends, ideal for two people a double ended bathtub making bathing into more of an experience. Its symmetry lends itself to a square or symmetrical bathroom and the tub works beautifully as a freestanding bath as well as against a wall. [caption id="attachment_812" align="aligncenter" width="199"] The Saint Malo Cast Iron Bath[/caption]
A slipper bath - a relaxing choice
Sloped at one end giving the user a perfect position for reading and relaxing. A slipper bath can be used free standing or against a wall making it a distinctive centerpiece in any stylish bathroom. [caption id="attachment_814" align="aligncenter" width="200"] The Dawlish Victorian Slipper Cast Iron Bath[/caption]
Bateau bath - for a proper soak
Free standing bateau baths are deep and have a more contemporary finish. Sink yourself into a full tub of bubbles and enjoy a proper soak.