Brigid Arnott
Photography Brigid Arnott
Open shelving serves double duty: practical for storing towels while also lending an opportunity to display some pretty pieces. The luxe factor is upped with a waterfall bath tap.
Photography Cath Muscat
Cast iron baths are extremely durable and fabulous to the touch. As iron is a wonderful heat conductor, these baths keep the water temperature warm for much longer than an acrylic bath. Before falling in love, though, check your floor is able to take the 125kg that an average 1700mm double-ended roll-top cast iron bath weighs.
Photography Brigid Arnott
If there’s an opportunity to inset your bath beneath a window – grab it! The filtered light of opaque glass casts a lovely glow to take a long, luxurious soak in.
Photography Eloise Van Riet-Gray
A freestanding bath can still work if a shower needs to be accommodated. While these look fantastic, incorporating them into a wet room is the best practical solution.
Photography Shania Shegedyn
Inset baths tend to be low maintenance when it comes to cleaning, making them a family bathroom favourite.
Photography Eve Wilson
With their architectural good looks, there’s no denying freestanding baths are style-making statement pieces.
