As the days grow shorter (and colder), it’s natural to turn to self-care to help get us through the dark winter season. Many of these daily rituals take place in the bathroom, which, thanks in part to pandemic-induced trends, has transitioned from a purely utilitarian space into a hub of wellness. Below, we round up five products to introduce a spa-like ambiance into your bathroom while keeping functionality top of mind.

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Nebula Bathtub by Antonio Lupi

There is nothing quite as relaxing than a soak in the tub after a long day. The Nebula Bathtub by Antonio Lupi elevates the experience with a simple form rendered in striking marble. Handcrafted from a single slab, the tub features a subtle edge detail that is crisp on the outer edge and curves gently inwards to support the body once submerged; a soft-textured interior adds a luxurious touch. Though compact in width (80 cm), Nebula’s generous length (175 cm) allows you to stretch out for maximum comfort.

The minimal oval shape lets the dramatic veining of the natural stone take centre stage, allowing the tub to become the focal point of the bathroom — whether placed in the middle of the room or against a wall. Offered in 10 marbles — including Bianco Carrara, Nero Marquina, Verdi Alpi and Calacatta Viola — and two natural stone options, there is a finish to suit any interior. No matter which one you choose, Nebula’s versatile design pairs perfectly with a variety of tub fillers and faucets (keep reading for our suggestion).

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Luna LED Mirrors by Fleurco

Whether applying a face mask or removing your makeup, the Luna collection of mirrors by Fleurco lets you do it in style. Framed by an energy-efficient LED, the reflective surfaces do double duty to illuminate the bathroom with a warm white light suited for daily beauty routines. All models come with a defogger pad, ensuring a clear reflection even in the most humid bathrooms. Not to mention, the copper-free design is resistant to black-edge corrosion, making for a durable and sustainable product.

The Luna collection includes a variety of configurations that fit seamlessly into any space. Magna, for instance, is an oblong-shaped framed mirror that plays into the trend of soft curves in contemporary interiors, balancing the straight lines typically found in bathroom fixtures. It is offered in a range of frame finishes, and its LED light is colour-adjusting, allowing users to customize the ambiance of their space. The rectangular Artus mirror is equally versatile, available in chrome, brushed nickel, satin white, brushed gold and gun metal. The minimalist Halo Plus rounds out the collection with a frameless design in several different shapes (round, oblong and rectangular) and sizes.

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Bath Mats by Morrow Soft Goods

Ethically produced in India, these sustainable cotton bath mats by Morrow Soft Goods bring much-needed warmth to tiled bathroom floors. The collection’s timeless designs — Alina, Mother and Lupe — are unified by an earthy palette, natural materials and organic patterns. All three variations offer subtle visual impact with pleasing tactility. The bath mats are machine washable on delicate, making them as practical as they are stylish.

Made from tightly looped cotton, Alina features a smooth surface imbued with a geometric pattern that runs the length of the mat. Available in Hazelnut/Cream or Olive/Tan, both colourways offer a dynamic and graphic expression. Lupe, meanwhile, features a similar tight-looped surface with a broken check pattern that creates a sense of movement. The simple yet impactful design is offered in lime, tan and natural or rich brown, camel and cream. Mother is the plushest of the three, adorned with tufted-cotton letters of differing heights that spell out the word Mother in Korean, honouring Morrow Soft Goods founder Stephanie Cleary’s heritage.

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AF/21 Faucet by Fantini

Naoto Fukasawa brings a poetic simplicity to this faucet collection for Fantini. The purity of its forms emphasizes their materiality. While the spouts embrace a classic shape, the taps consist of discs and cylinders that recall the controls of a stereo. Handles can either match the finish of the faucet (chrome, gun metal, gold, matte copper or brushed stainless steel) or are offered in Carrara White or Marquinia Black marbles, which the brand likens to “a river stone smoothed by water and time.”  Several variations are available, including 3-hole and single-hole washbasin mixers, wall-mount washbasin mixers, shower sets, floor-mount bathtub mixers and more.

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The Spot by Quiet Town

TikTok coined the “everything shower” as a form of self-care, but The Spot by Brad Ascalon Studio for bathroom products brand Quiet Town makes it possible. More than just your average shower caddy, the modular storage system corrals razors, shampoo, soaps and more in one handy place. The product consists of a powder-coated aluminum circle (43cm wide) that can be hung over the shower head via a matching, adjustable PVC strap or mounted directly to the wall. It is outfitted with rows of lozenge-shaped perforations that allow you to hang the various storage attachments in any arrangement — and easily change things up as needed. A fogless mirror, soap dish, a single hook and two baskets of different sizes are included, while single bottle baskets, toothbrush holders and razor hooks can be added to max out functionality.

The Spot is available in three colourways — Night Ride (black), Pine and Sand — with accessories that either complement the main hue for a monochromatic look or provide a hit of contrast. The modular design makes for a versatile storage solution that works just as well outside the bathroom, as a jewellery organizer, a front door catch-all or even a wall-mounted herb garden.

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