Putting a bathtub in your bedroom might sound a little wild, but it's actually a pretty smart way to make relaxation super accessible. You'll find plenty of ideas here, showing how to manage either a freestanding or installed unit without it looking out of place.
There are 22 examples to inspire your own setup.
Textured Stone Tub Adds Organic Contrast to Wood Floors
Choose a freestanding bathtub with a unique, speckled stone texture to bring a grounded, natural element into your bedroom. This organic material softens the clean lines of surrounding decor, presenting a distinct texture against warm, herringbone wood flooring.
White Sheepskin Rug Softens Rustic Wood Floors
Next to your soaking tub, a fluffy white sheepskin rug settles on aged wooden floorboards, its irregular shape and soft fibers providing a pleasing counterpoint to rough-hewn walls and ceiling beams. It's a soft spot.
Oval Bathtub With Built-In Tray for Soaking Essentials
This oval tub has a built-in wooden tray for a book, drink, or toiletries.
Black Clawfoot Tub Elevated on Wood Blocks
If you want to elevate a classic black clawfoot tub, consider placing it on simple wood blocks. Dark wooden supports lift the freestanding tub slightly off the floor.
Exposed Wood Beams Add Rustic Charm to Stone Walls
When rooms have simple wall finishes, rough-hewn wooden beams and stone walls can make them feel older. It's a combination that brings a rustic weight.
Rusted Clawfoot Tub Adds Industrial Charm to White Floors
A naturally rusted exterior gives the vintage clawfoot tub its weathered patina. It sits on a clean, white-painted floor.
White Clawfoot Tub Creates a Spa Feel Next to Bed
Near the bed, a classic white clawfoot tub can be placed, perhaps on a raised platform. Its bright enamel stands out in the bedroom.
Glass-Enclosed Bathroom Creates a Sleek, Modern Suite
Opt for a glass-enclosed bathroom. Below the tub, a dark shelf offers a place for books or plants.
Glass Enclosure Creates a Luxe Bathroom Suite Within Your Bedroom
Within the bedroom, a glass enclosure delineates the bathing and vanity areas. Clear glass walls maintain a connection between the zones.
Dark Rectangular Bathtub Creates a Bold Focal Point
A dark, rectangular bathtub integrates into the floor. Its deep, matte finish contrasts with dark wood floors and clear glass enclosures.
White Pedestal Table Holds Bath Essentials Next to Tub
If you need a surface for bath products and a washcloth next to your freestanding tub, a small white pedestal table is useful. It has a sculptural hourglass shape.
Heated Towel Rack Keeps Robes and Towels Ready
Position a sleek, wall-mounted heated chrome towel rack above the bathtub, and it'll keep bathrobes and towels warm and dry while helping to air out any damp linens.
Rectangular Concrete Tub Creates a Spa-Like Focal Point
In the bedroom, a poured concrete bathtub sits prominently. Its rectangular form delivers a raw, industrial feel.
Smooth Oval Tub Next to a Natural Stone Accent
A freestanding oval bathtub provides a sleek bathing area, complemented by a smooth, rounded natural stone placed nearby. The tub and stone together introduce organic texture against the clean lines of the tub and warm wood flooring.
Glass Panel Separates Bedroom From Soaking Area
To separate the bathtub from the rest of the bedroom, install a clear glass panel. This delineates the bathing area while keeping the sightlines open.
Hanging Artwork Adds Unexpected Texture Above the Tub
If the concrete walls around your dark, modern bathtub feel too stark, suspend a large piece of textured paper art by a thin cord above it. It's a way to introduce a subtle pattern.
Built-in Shelving Offers Convenient Towel Storage Next to Tub
Integrate open shelving directly into your bathtub surround for towels. This concrete-like structure provides a spot for folded linens.
They stay neatly stacked and within easy reach.
Ornate Chandelier Adds Romantic Flair to Exposed Beams
A grand, multi-tiered chandelier featuring a distressed, antique-inspired finish complements rustic exposed wooden beams. Its detailed metalwork and candle-style lights create a focal point, softening the architectural elements and adds old-world romance to your spacious room.
Wall Decal Adds Artistic Flair Above the Bed
On the wall behind the bed, a minimalist tree branch decal features a bird. It's a graphic element that brings a simple design to the space.
Rectangular Bathtub Creates a Minimalist Focal Point
In an open bedroom layout, a stark white, rectangular bathtub becomes a prominent feature. Its simple, geometric shape stands out.
It's a direct way to define the bathing zone.
Low Ledge Holds Bath Essentials Near Tub
A low, wide ledge integrated into the tub surround holds bath necessities for convenient placement. The ledge keeps bottles within easy reach, and its smooth surface prevents items from accidentally falling into the water.
Angled Built-In Bookshelves Maximize Attic Space
In an attic room, custom-fit bookshelves can follow the angle of the ceiling. This wooden shelving unit is a practical spot for books and decor.
It's an efficient use of what would otherwise be dead space.
