Monday, March 8, 2010
Timeless Tuesday ~ Six
Andie Skurman
Today I am featuring the freestanding bathtub. This classic position of the focal point is a classic. No matter what the design style, floating the bath remains timeless. Take a look...
James Cavagnari & Erin Quiros published in Architectural Digest
Stephen Sills & James Huniford published in Architectural Digest
Thomas Roszak published in Architectural Digest
Check out these beauties from the wonderful Cheryl Kees Clendenon...
Isn't Cheryl work amazing? She also writes a wonderful blog!
I long for a freestanding tub. It is my plans for my master bath redo!
Now it is your turn to share your classics ~
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Thank you Paula for featuring some of our work at In Detail! I am such a fan of freestanding or floating tubs. Really is my "go too" design right now ...if there is enough room. There is something so much more serene about a tub that is not encumbered with gobs of tile all around it I think!!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your timeless Tuesdays each week and love being a contributor! What a great idea!!
Wow...they are beautiful! Makes me want to soak for hours with candles burning! Very inspirational...
ReplyDeleteWendy
Oh my! The first bathroom is a dream! That tub, centred, makes for such a lovely statement...I adore the plants and the oval structure of the room.
ReplyDeleteIt is incredible -- one of my favorite rooms to date, Paula Grace :)