Wood Bathtubs: A Natural Alternative to Traditional Tubs
Wooden bathtubs are gaining popularity among homeowners looking for spa-like comfort and natural materials. Inspired by Japanese soaking traditions, these tubs offer warmth, visual appeal, and an alternative to conventional porcelain models.
Traditional Hinoki Wood Bathtub
Bartok Design offers a Japanese-style Hinoki wood bathtub, designed by architect Jacopo Terrine. The tub honors traditional Japanese bath culture and is crafted from aromatic cypress wood.
Modern Wood Bathtubs
Italian brand Puntoacqua has produced wood hydromassage tubs for over 25 years. Their “Natural” model is made from Canadian cedar and includes spa-style features.
Rectangular Wood Bathtubs
Unique Wood Design offers a rectangular tub made from light wood with clean lines that reference Asian design.
Western Soaking Wood Bathtubs
Graff’s soaking tub from the Dressage collection combines a solid wood exterior with a Corian® interior, blending Western hot tub inspiration with modern materials.
Handcrafted Tub with Features
The “Natural” by KHIS holds up to 250 gallons and includes built-in lighting, massage jets, and water heating. Its dark finish results from thermal treatment that enhances durability and water resistance.
Oval Wood Bathtub
Another model from KHIS, this oval tub holds 100 gallons. Its deep profile and curved form are designed for full-body immersion.
Glossy Finishes
Alena’s Laguna Pearl model comes in certified woods like walnut, pear, and mahogany. Their background in yacht construction ensures durability and fine craftsmanship.
Life Boat Tub
Remember the film “Titanic”? You may recall the scene when the luxury cruise liner was sinking and the passengers used wooden lifeboats to stay alive. Well, with this bathtub design from Gallerie Kreo, you can play “Titanic survivor” in the privacy of your bathroom.
This boat-shaped, homage to history bathtub, isn’t a traditional standing tub, but rather a sturdy wood tub. This comes from Dutch firm Studio Wieki Somers.