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Stour by Drummonds

Inspired by its signature Newton bath, U.K.-based Drummonds recently unveiled two new designs: the Stour (shown) and the Dee. Named after the flowing forms of two local rivers, the duo features the same ball feet and curvy silhouette as their predecessor but with updated proportions. The deeper and wider Stour offers an enveloping soak, while the more compact Dee is ideal for small-space living. Handcrafted in the brand’s foundry, the freestanding cast-iron bathtubs are available primed or painted.

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Lukas by Fleurco

Designed to hold your necessary bath-time accessories — or perhaps a glass of wine — Fleurco’s Lukas tub-with-a-shelf offers comfort drenched in modern appeal. The freestanding solid surface bathtub is available in matte white or a moody matte black — and the shelf’s trim can be finished in Chrome, Dark Chrome, Brushed Nickel or Brushed Gold. With its sleek tapered exterior and spacious interior, Lukas is a comfortable fit in any bathroom.

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Natural Stone Tub by Kallista

Kallista’s newest freestanding bathtub stands out with rich materiality in bold colours. First exhibited at this year’s KBIS in a special Rosso Levanto marble (shown here) — known for its deep burgundy and dramatic white veining — the Natural Stone Tub is both approachable and elevated, with rounded square angles that soften its clean lines. At launch, the bathtub will be available in White Carrara and Nero Marquina marbles.

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Settecento by Agape

The most recent addition to the Memory collection from Agape, Settecento exudes classic charm with its curved silhouette. Designed by Benedini Associati, the sculptural freestanding tub with a thickly rolled edge is made from Cristalplant Biobased, a sustainable solid-surface material composed of raw plant fibres and natural aggregates that mimics real stone. With a soft yet sophisticated oval shape, Settecento is a study in subtle simplicity.