Four Minimalist Bathtubs for Solace Seekers

These freestanding vessels offer style and durability.

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Courtesy Antonio Lupi Design

Bathtubs can be manufactured from a wide range of materials and in a variety of forms and styles. Whether they are hand-carved from a single block of Marquina taupe marble, handmade from fiberglass-reinforced concrete, or manufactured from an acrylic-based solid surface, they all aim to create a bathing environment in which to linger.

Freestanding basins can become a bathroom centerpiece, so it is important to look for practical options that offer style, comfort, and durability. Made with long-lasting and high-quality materials and finishes, the four freestanding bathtubs below feature clean lines and organic shapes in an effort to embrace the minimalist look.

  • Reflex by Antonio Lupi Design

    Made of the studio's proprietary resin material, this minimalist basin weights 30 percent less than a stone bathtub.

  • Ceric by Kohler

    This ergonomic bathtub is made of an acrylic-based material that emulates the look of white stone.

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  • Forma by Inbani

    As part of the Italian manufacturer's new collection, this asymmetrical bathtub exhibits organic, curvilinear forms.

  • Lancetta by Falper

    This slipper bathtub was inspired by the look of 19th-century basins and the comfort of a chaise lounge.

About the Author

Ayda Ayoubi

Ayda Ayoubi is a former assistant editor of products and technology for ARCHITECT. She holds master degrees in urban ecological planning from Norwegian University of Science and Technology and in world heritage studies from Brandenburg University of Technology. In the past, she interned with UN-Habitat's New York liaison office and the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property in Rome.

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