No need for staycays when you’ve got bathrooms like these.
Ah, to own a bathtub. There’s something so blissful about soaking yourself in a tub of warm, fragrant water after a hard day’s work. If you’re eager to have your very own bathtub in your HDB flat, it’s time to get inspired by these 7 beautiful bathrooms, each decked out with their very own bathtub!
1. An onsen-like bathroom with a stone-tiled bathtub | Yung Ho Road
View this project by Dyel Design
Instead of a white bathtub, this HDB flat at Yung Ho Road uses a stone-tiled bathtub to match the rest of the home’s contemporary-industrial interior. That, combined with the warm wood materials, gives it a sleek, natural appeal reminiscent of an indoor onsen you’d find in a Japanese hotel. Bonus points for the similar shade of tiles used for the walls and bathtub, since it creates a seamless look that looks oh-so-pleasing.
View this project by Dyel Design
To make things even more unique, this master ensuite uses glass walls for a modern, sophisticated-looking bathroom that looks into the master bedroom (and vice versa)!
2. A white-and-wood bathroom | Punggol Central
View this project by Le Interior Affairs
Fans of the classic white-and-wood theme, this one’s for you. While the floors and walls are all covered with wood-printed tiles, it doesn’t look overwhelming thanks to the pearly white bathtub, sink, and toilet bowl acting as visual breaks.
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3. A bathroom with a view | Bishan Street 24
View this project by Rockin Spaces
What’s better than enjoying a warm, comforting bath? Why, a great view, of course! And you can have both while you’re having your me-time in the bath by installing your bathtub along your window. Then, all you need is some nice music, your favourite bath bomb, and some wine to create the perfect area for unwinding.
That said, you’d probably want to consider fitting your windows with privacy films to ensure the view is only one-way!
4. A farmhouse style bathroom with a modern twist | Dawson Road
View this project by Aart Boxx Interior
For a unique spin on the typical bright-and-airy farmhouse look, opt for darker-tone wood instead. Check this bathroom out for an example: the barn door and wooden materials creates the simple, rustic charm of a typical farmhouse-style bathroom, but the black accents and darker tones adds a level of modernity that is rarely seen in most farmhouse-style homes.
5. A luxe bathroom with a freestanding bathtub | Pipit Road
View this project by DISTINCTidENTITY
The homeowner of this modern bathroom shows that it’s entirely possible to get a freestanding bathtub in a HDB flat! To go along with the porcelain tub and sink, the choice of white marble tiles for both the floor and walls creates a luxe vibe that you may just never want to leave.
View this project by DISTINCTidENTITY
6. A bathroom with different wall colours | Yishun Avenue 9
View this project by Carpenters 匠
Bathtubs can be the focal point of your bathroom, and if you want to draw even more attention to the area, deck the walls out in a different colour. The bright blue walls in this bathroom stand out against the cool grey material, adding a pop of colour to an otherwise-monochrome bathroom.
The recessed shelves at the side are also a great touch, since they contribute some sophistication to the room while making it look more streamlined.
7. A relaxing bathroom with a cool colour theme | Woodlands Street 81
View this project by i-Chapter
If your bathroom is blessed with a huge shower area, consider sectioning off the area into two areas: one for a bathtub, and the other for a shower, just like how the homeowner of this contemporary home in Woodlands has done!
View this project by i-Chapter
For maximum relaxation, opt for cool grey and brown tones. They bring about a chic look that’s also soothing - great for quiet me-times in your bathtub.
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