Bathtubs

There are several reasons to get a freestanding tub – a sense of space, organising space and enjoying a clear head space when luxuriating in it

A freestanding black stone Apaiser bath sits to the back of this ensuite, centred on a large picture window that looks onto a bush reserve (when the curtains are open)

The linear sculptural vanity is a match for the tub in this bathroom – and, but for the reflective glazing, the neighbours would no doubt agree

This sculptural teak bath has a remote-operated self-filling mechanism allowing it to sit unencumbered in the centre of its space, with spectacular views over the valley

A simple material palette, restrained colourway and minimalist look all marry this bathroom with the rest of the home's interior

A modest bathroom space? So, no room for that glamorous freestanding tub then? This renovation rewrites that familiar design story

In keeping with its 1920s heritage home and offering a sense of luxury and retreat, this ensuite has a classic appeal which includes setting key elements on plinths

This feature bathtub, with ornate tub surround, also benefits from concealed LED strip lighting. As well as building the drama, the LED lighting provides a restful night light

Why have a bath with just one end suitable for your head when having both ends head-friendly will double your bathing options? 

Okay, not quite – but your thoughts might just sail away in this tub in a luxury riverside home positioned to make the most of its riverside aspect

This expansion offers material and aesthetic links to the existing home – but while a rear addition toes the line form-wise, the new front wing does not