USD
EUR
AUD
GBP
CAD
Outdoor baths are no longer a luxury reserved for resorts. With smart planning, they can become part of everyday living—whether you're in a city courtyard or a backyard with space to spare. But installing one isn’t just about choosing a tub. It’s about making smart choices around materials, placement, and privacy.
Here’s how to get it right.
1. Materials: Form Meets Function
You want something that looks good and lasts outdoors. Here’s a breakdown of your best options:
| Material | Pros | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Stone | Elegant, excellent heat retention | Heavy, costly, needs strong base |
| Wood | Warm, natural, traditional aesthetic | Requires sealing and upkeep |
| Copper | Striking look, antibacterial, heats fast | Expensive, develops patina |
| Acrylic | Lightweight, affordable | Less durable, can fade |
| Concrete | Custom shapes, industrial-modern | Cold, must be sealed properly |
✅ Pro Tip: For low maintenance, skip wood. For design flexibility, concrete wins.
2. Placement: Balance Beauty with Practicality
Where you place your bath changes how you experience it. A few things to ask yourself:
-
Is there a view? Angle the tub toward it.
-
What time of day will you use it? Morning sun vs. afternoon shade makes a difference.
-
How close is water access? Farther = more complex plumbing.
-
Is the ground ready? You need a solid, level surface.
Ideal Locations:
-
Tucked into greenery for a retreat feel
-
Integrated into a deck or patio
-
Set apart for a spa-like destination
-
Next to a sauna or plunge pool, if you're going full wellness
✅ Pro Tip: Place it where you’d naturally want to pause—near calm, not chaos.
3. Privacy: Essential, Not Optional
An outdoor bath should feel peaceful, not exposed. Build in privacy from the start:
-
Natural screens: Tall plants, hedges, or bamboo
-
Architectural barriers: Timber screens, stone walls, or slatted fencing
-
Textile solutions: Outdoor curtains or shades for a resort-style feel
-
Smart layout: Use elevation changes or existing walls to your advantage
✅ Pro Tip: Combine privacy with aesthetics. A green wall or vertical garden hides you and adds to the space.
Final Thought: Start with How You Want It to Feel
Don’t design around a photo. Design around a feeling.
Do you want it to feel like a spa? A quiet reading zone? A romantic escape? That goal will guide every decision—from the tub finish to the plant choices.
The best outdoor baths aren’t the most expensive. They’re the ones that fit your life.
Contact Us Today