The jury may be out on the practicality of a bathtub in the bedroom, but count one vote in its favor, especially when said bedroom is situated in a romantic French Renaissance revival chateau-turned-bed and breakfast in the heart of Montreal.
I spent a recent weekend getaway at Casa Bianca, an incredible architectural gem located across from the park at the foot of Mont Royal and thoroughly enjoyed the out-in-the-open bathtub despite a bit of post-shower humidity — let's face it, bathing alone is quite a bore. Check out Casa Bianca's website for more information and to see lots more photos of the building. For more bathtubs in the bedroom (as well as arguments for and against), read this post on Apartment Therapy Boston.
Images: Sarah Rainwater
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If you are going to incorporate a bathtub in the bedroom (an idea which I LOVE, btw), It should be featured in the center of it or with a large window framing it. This example looks like it was stashed in a converted closet.
oh, i think this is intimate and lovely for a romantic hotel room! it all looks so clean too, which is a big plus.
Love the idea, always have. My only issue the wood floors getting wet...the damage.
i would seriously hate having a bathtub in my bedroom. i think it just looks so bizarre.
In the house I share, my bedroom has a shower that was made out of a closet. I love it. Gladly gave up the storage space for that convenience.
I once had a toilet in my bedroom, in a closet. The sink was in my bedroom. It was quite convenient, and I was very little so didn't mind the aesthetics of it. Overall, I like combining the spaces.
I'd much rather have a sink than a bathtub in my bedroom. I use the sink waay more than the tub when it comes to hygeine, etc.
I think would be nice in a warm country, but in winter in a cold country I think wouldn't be a good idea. In winter I like to have a very warm bathroom when I take a bath or a shower. On the other hand I like my bedroom a bit cooler that my living room. And I do take long showers and even longer baths. That builds up a lot of humidity. I could open the window to lower temperature and humidity but than would probably gets too cold if it's evening and freezing in the morning....
I rather walk two steps more and bath in the bathroom.