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How much water does it take to fill that thing?!

That looks really uncomfortable, which kind of defeats the point of a bath tub. And, I'm with Swordspoint, it's going to take an unconscionable amount of water to fill it.

this is a "not" but for different reasons than above.

ditto to all above. for me, if i was going to be so blatently "un-green" (is that a word????), it would have to at least be comfortable.

It looks like one of those molded styrofoam inserts that come in the boxes of electronic products.

I think "un-green" is 'red'. Can we coin "red design" for things that are decidedly 'un-green'?

Even aside from the "ungreen" part, I wouldn't want to pay for that much hot water!

That is not a tub, that is a pool! Want.

Aside from the 'asylum' setting that it's in, I love the tub.

All it needs is a few jets so I can enjoy a whirlpool bubblebath....

purley & m@... you've read my mind.

I think that bathroom is bigger than my entire apartment. Regardless, I think this tub is gorgeous, with enough room for two ;)

How do you get in it? A high reaching step onto a wet smooth surface seems like a bad idea to me. And my toes hurt from thinking about how awful it would be to stub them on that harsh platform. I don't mind the way it looks in a showroom setting, but I don't want one.

No tubs included, but great new products from the 2009 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show:

http://jgkitchens.blogspot.com/2009/05/kbis-2009-bathroom-spotlight.html