Japanese Soaking Tub With Seat Full Of Rustic
We appreciate you reading this page. Seat and soak marble bath design for relax. All of our tubs are made from heavy 14-gauge copper, this allows the perfect duality of indoor or outdoor installation and our double-wall construction helps keep water warm longer.Marble soaker tub. This impressive soaking tub will instantly transform any bathroom in your home into a place full of rustic elegance and undeniable style. Tubs that are made with Hinoki wood will release a lovely scent when filled with hot, steaming water, adding to the relaxation that soaking brings.Our slightly bowed double-walled El Arco Copper Bathtub by SoLuna (shown in the Cafe Natural finish) is designed in a traditional Japanese Ofuro Style. Custom made tubs can have removable seats, shelving that goes across the top of the tub to hold a glass of wine, and lids that will keep your water warm while you prepare for your bath.
Copper is a naturally anti-bacterial material, making its maintenance a breeze. Hand-hammered out of 14-gauge copper, this bathtub is destined to become more beautiful with age. Soak away your worries in this beautifully handcrafted free-standing bathtub! This beautiful soaking bathtub has an integrated bench seat inside for optimal comfort and relaxation. From the simplicity and elegance of our Japanese style soaking bath tubs to the more rustic Copper Slipper tub, our Soluna copper tubs will be the Wow in your bath project.Copper tubs are timeless and will add elegance and charm to your bathroom space unlike any tub available today.Copper is a naturally anti-microbial metal that develops a beautiful living finish patina over time.
Matte Copper, Cafe Natural, Dark Smoke, Rio Grande. Is a fence.Five unique patina finishes:Matte Copper, Cafe Natural, Dark Smoke, Rio Grande, Polished Copper. If it is an indoor home spa feel you want, consider an alternative like a Japanese soaking tub. Generally, they are more common in an outdoor space. An Ofuro (which means bath’ in Japanese.
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