Collection: Egg Shaped Tubs

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This type of bathtub design resembles an oval-shaped tub, but with the distinction that the two ends are of different sizes, ultimately presenting an eggshell shape. In comparison to traditional bathtub designs, egg-shaped bathtubs exude a more modern ambiance, making them highly favored by contemporary young individuals. Apart from the aesthetic advantages, it also features ergonomic designs, with both ends inclined outward at 120° angles. This design ensures users receive ample back support even without the aid of a backrest, creating a comfortable spa-like atmosphere. Unlike built-in, egg-shaped tubs typically adopt a freestanding design based on their unique shape, allowing placement in any area without the need to conform to walls.

If you desire to transform your bathroom into a modern urban style, Giving Tree Home's egg-shaped bathtub series offers a variety of modern designs and provides a wider range of size and color options to assist you in your design endeavors. Remember, a bathtub is not just a purchase; it is an investment in enhancing the aesthetics of your bathroom and promoting mental comfort!

Comfortable Immersion Space

Although eggshell bathtubs may appear smaller, some larger-sized users may be concerned about whether they can provide a sufficiently comfortable soaking experience, which might be a misconception. When selecting tub sizes, users need to consider the bottom basin size, soaking depth, and external dimensions. Let's explore these three aspects to verify if this shaped tub can provide a comfortable soaking space.

Firstly, the bottom basin size is crucial for users to lie down comfortably. For egg-shaped bathtubs, their bottom basins typically feature a design with one end larger than the other, meaning that during soaking, users always lie on the larger end with their feet at the smaller end. Therefore, paying attention to the size of the larger end is essential. In most of Giving Tree Home's egg-shaped bathtubs, the width of the basin bottom usually exceeds 15 inches, ensuring ample space to accommodate the hips for a more comfortable lying posture.

Soaking depth is a key factor that affects bathing comfort and safety, as it determines the height of the water during bathing. For most people, a comfortable soaking depth should just cover a few inches below the shoulders, regardless of the bathtub shape, but depending on personal preference. In other words, egg-shaped bathtubs can provide the same soaking depth as traditional-shaped bathtubs. Moreover, all bathtubs in Giving Tree Home are designed with overflow outlets, meaning that you can achieve the desired soaking depth while avoiding accidental overflow.

External dimensions are primarily related to bathroom layout, installation space, and transportation. Egg-shaped bathtubs have smaller external dimensions, presenting a gradually tapering shape from top to bottom, making them compatible with various styles of bathroom decoration. Additionally, their freestanding design facilitates a simple and easy installation process.

Ultimately, egg-shaped bathtubs not only provide sufficient aesthetics but also offer more comfortable immersion spaces, becoming a haven of tranquility for every hardworking individual after a long day's work!

Exceptional Design Compatibility

The current mainstream bathroom design styles include Victorian, Spa, Minimalist, Nordic, Modern, Beach, Japanese, and Industrial. If you purchase an egg-shaped freestanding bathtub, it will be compatible with Minimalist, Nordic, Modern, and Beach bathroom designs. This means you won’t need to replace the bathtub when switching bathroom styles.

For Minimalist or Modern bathrooms, we highly recommend choosing an egg-shaped solid surface bathtub. Although these bathtubs are often more expensive, their natural matte texture and grain add spatial depth and an elegant atmosphere to your bathroom.

For those pursuing a Nordic bathroom design, avoiding contrasting colors and cluttered decor is crucial. We suggest opting for a gray model. This light tone creates a simple and natural ambiance, and when combined with an egg-shaped bathtub, it enhances this feeling to its peak. Adding some plants to the bathroom as accents is also recommended.

Common decorative elements in a beach-style bathroom include seashells, starfish, ship wheels, lighthouses, and other marine patterns. Paired with natural materials like wooden floors, wooden furniture, and linen curtains, this style creates a relaxed, natural, and comfortable atmosphere. An egg-shaped bathtub is the best choice to blend perfectly with the overall beach style design.