Bathtubs - Bathroom Accessories and Fixtures

Bathtub materials :

Acrylic: Lightweight, economical and available in a variety of shapes and colours. It retains the heat of the water well.
Enamelled cast iron: Durable and classic, but heavy. Enamel can flake over time.
Enamelled steel: Scratch and heat resistant, lighter than cast iron.
Copper: Luxurious and durable, but expensive. Copper can develop an attractive patina over time.
Natural stone: Elegant and unique, but requires regular maintenance to prevent staining and wear.
Quartz: Modern and resistant to stains and scratches. Retains heat well.
Wood: Very rare, but offers a warm aesthetic. Requires careful maintenance to avoid water damage.

Bathtub styles :

Modern: Clean lines, often with freestanding baths and contemporary materials such as acrylic.
Classic: Cast iron or enamelled steel baths, with claw feet or elaborate designs.
Minimalist: Simple, uncluttered shapes with an emphasis on functionality.
Vintage: Inspired by antique baths, often with claw feet and a retro design.
Artistic Design: Unusually shaped baths designed as functional works of art.
Rustic: Use of natural materials such as wood or stone for a country feel.
Spa: Whirlpool or jet baths for an at-home spa experience.

Choosing the right type, material and style depends on your personal preferences, the space available in your bathroom and your budget. Be sure to consider ease of maintenance, durability and overall aesthetics when making your choice.