An Ex‑shipwright Creates Bathtubs That Look like Massive Bowls. This Is What You Call 'Bathroom Art'!

    Baths don’t have to be purely functional. Some designer can change them into genuine decorations!

    An Ex-shipwright Creates Bathtubs That Look like Massive Bowls. This Is What You Call 'Bathroom Art'!
    Greg

    Jun 19, 2022 | updated: 5:35 PM EDT, June 21, 2022

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    Bathtub works of art

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    Normally, bathtubs are white rectangular objects to be found in bathroom corners. Tiles on their sides they are supposed to be primarily practical. However, an American designer decided to turn them into something more 'artistic' so that they can become the central part of every bathroom they end up in.

    It's all about the wood

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    Nathie Katzoff started as a carpenter. Then for a couple of years he was a shipwright,. Finally he gave it all up and set up his own business. He combined his love for wood with his love for art and began to make some absolutely stunning bathtubs. I bet you have never seen anything like this!

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    Everything hand-made

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    The tubs are hand-made of hard deciduous wood in his workshop in Seattle (Washington, USA). The production process normally lasts 3-4 months, depending on the size and shape of the particular item. All bathtubs are waterproof and their shiny finishing protects them against moist and cracking.

    A bath in octopus tentacles

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    You can go for a round or rectangular one. There is even one based on a rack looking like octopus tentacles. Some of them look like giant bowls or cups.

    The cheapest models cost about $30,000.

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    A rectangular model

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    A bathtub inspired by a lotus flower

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    What do you think about such bathtubs?

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