love marble luke

I'd like a beautiful smooth bathtub. Maybe not exactly like this one and since there are no other options...I'd like a vintage, Art Deco porcelaine one. Best, I'd like the one I have...enamelled cast iron...re-enamelled or have an insert put in it.Just think how long the water would stay warm!The timber bathtub here reminds me of a time when my parents were 'doing up' our bathroom...or rather trying to establish a bathroom that was more than just a galvanised iron tub. Dad was quite a creative person for the "make do" moment. He'd pulled out the gal tub and that evening he installed half a very large wine fermenting barrel. We kids thought it was great. Made even better when dad showed us pictures of Japanese people all in a wooden tub that resembled our barrel. We were sad to see it go.I would like an outdoor bathroom featuring a wooden tub.

Hmm . . . none of the above! I'm happy with enamel or porcelain - but where are the armrests and headrests with any of these models?

@ susan_66 ..precisely my thoughts on revisiting this forum! Just purchased a soft rubbery head rest designed to fit over the edge of these 'modern' baths...so have a headrest that is softer. On revisiting the PICS...YES that metal bath does look creepy and institutional-like but suppose somebody would think it the epitome of class.. PIc No 4...still reminds me of our half-a-wine barrel-tub we had as a make do as kids but the nostalgia would still not make me buy one. Am somewhat perplexed with some of the design features or lack of that are presenting to house-makers as the ultimate in style and trend. I think that some younger people with the idea of being "with it" and having perhaps little experience and more money than sense would go for any of these bath tub ideas. Whatever constitutes comfort to me...I'm all for it ! I really like the look of some of those free standing tubs with the high backs, many with rolled edges...that to me resemble ornaments. I wonder if they would also be comfortable...some seem very short and I like to be able to stretch out in the bath and relax.
@ Luke Buckle...with susan_66...I do not like any of these tubs and would not trade my long, heavy enamelled cast iron tub set up against the wall looking out to the plants arranged on the northern veranda for any of these.

I have to say the glass one looks great (though probably not for me) but how would you get in?

I prefer solid surface bathtub or stone resin bathtub.

None of the above seem to be comfy. I like to stretch out and I do not like freestanding bathtubs. I need cosiness.

I have actually designed a perspex bath unit which allows you to choose any colour including hot pink! Which went perfectly with my 90's inspired kids bathroom.