9 Bathtubs Perfect for Whiling Away the Hours
Prep your bath salts, a book and some red wine. It's time to laze about in the tub
By Lauren Mang October 13, 2014
Ah, Monday. I’m so glad you’re here. (That’s sarcasm, obvi.) Rather than think about the full calendar I’ve got this week, my various meetings and the likely two airport trips I’ll be making to pick up out-of-town guests, I’m going to stare at pretty bathrooms. That’s more fun, right?
The Eastlake-based Porch.com crew collected an assortment of beautiful bathrooms with even more beautiful bathtubs to help us kick off the week in a more relaxed state. Scroll through for some seriously enviable soaking spots: those views; those candles; those details. Pruney fingers be damned.
1. Casa del Sol by Gelotte Hommas
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2. Fall City Renovation by FINNE Architects
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3. The Brisbane by JayMarc Homes
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4. Southpaw Home by Janice Viekman
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5. Art House by DeForest Architects
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6. Trilogy Master Bath by Rainier Custom Homes
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7. Storybook Cottage by Gelotte Hommas
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8. Urban Retreat NYC
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9. Woodway Manor by Gelotte Hommas
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