Corner Freestanding Tubs
Mia Jones
Interior Design Expert
Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of professional experience. From space planning, cabinetry, storage solutions, and tile design to hardware and fixture selections, she knows a thing about creating baths that strike a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
Updated
25/11/2021
As long as you have the pipes, there is no reason to do a full tile and grout install when you have a corner freestanding tub. Just put one of these sizable tubes in place, hook up the water lines, and you are ready for a luxurious bubble bath. Melt those cares of the day away. Your new corner freestanding tub is calling. Are you going to answer?
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Curved corner freestanding tub
Kohler
With simple curves reminiscent of a classic teacup, this standing tub is long enough to really stretch out while you soak. Acrylic and available in white and biscuit, this tub comes with an overflow drain.
We wouldn’t consider this a very abstract or modern tub, which means that we’d recommend this tub for home aesthetics that are a little more traditional without having too many details.
Designer Advice:
If you’re looking for something versatile with loads of lumbar support, this freestanding tub is a bargain!
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Elegant freestanding tub in corner
Elegant Lighting
Want your bathtub to be an iconic, elegant, and formal affair? With graceful swan-like curves, this freestanding tub looks very high-end. It’s also made of durable materials that will look good for years to come—and it comes with modern amenities like an overflow drain.
What sets this tub apart is simple: It’s insulated. With this tub, your hot water will stay warm for longer, allowing you that many more minutes of relaxing, restorative bliss. To us, that’s worth it!
Designer Advice:
Since it’s insulated, take care to fill it with a safe temperature of water. You might not be used to just how well the heat retains, and you don’t want to burn yourself!
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Statement free standing corner tub
Ebern Designs
Our favorite thing about this one might just be the finish: It’s been treated with a coating that won’t stain over time, giving you confidence that this tub will look good for years to come. To take care of this tub, you’ll just need to keep a gentle soap and a microfiber cloth nearby to wipe down scum from time to time.
With two sides that point upward and a dip in the middle for easy access, this sculptural freestanding tub will add a gentle artistic flair to your daily routines.However, it’s not so distinctive that it would detract from your existing decor.
Designer Advice:
Rather, consider this piece complementary to modern (or mid-century modern) aesthetics.
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Clawfoot, vintage corner stand alone tub
Vanity Art
With a chaise-inspired shape, four claw feet, silver metallic accents and freestanding plumbing, this Victorian-inspired ornate bathtub is exactly what you need for a glamorous bath seemingly straight out of the past.
However, it also comes with modern construction. Its hefty fiberglass makeup is reliable and durable for your perfect peace of mind.
Designer Advice:
This an excellent tub to pair with a more Victorian or vintage aesthetic. Style with thrifted accessories to complete the look!
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Black, curved freestanding tub corner
WoodBridge
This acrylic black tub adds a chic look to a bathroom. It is less angular and more ergonomic - perfect, if you want to soften the look a little while enjoying the black hue. This tub is insulated, which means that you can take longer baths before the water gets cold—definitely a plus!
Designer Advice:
When it comes to decorating with a black tub, we’d actually steer clear of matching it with more black hues around the room. Instead, choose subtle grays, creams, and whites to make your black tub pop instead of blending in.
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Dark hued corner freestanding bathtub
CastelloUSA
Most bathtubs come in bright neutral shades. This is traditional, but maybe it’s not your vibe. Perhaps your bathroom’s a little darker, a little quieter. In that case, this black bathtub might be exactly what you’re looking for. With solid fiberglass construction and a non-porous finish for easy cleaning, this tub is far more than just its shade.
However, that’s what sells it for us—along with its perfectly-rounded corners, perfect for anyone in need of a more angular aesthetic.
Designer Advice:
To keep it clean, as you won’t be able to see any stains, just give it a vinegar rinse on a weekly basis to ensure that it’s 100% bacteria-free.
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Slightly more modern freestanding corner tub
DeerValley
As an acrylic tub that’s reinforced with fiberglass, you can soak in this tub with 100% confidence that it will be sturdy enough for the longest, deepest of baths! With polished chrome hardware and a handy overflow drain, this tub comes with all the modern amenities you might expect of such an appliance.
With its flatter sides, this is the tub to select if you’re going for a more streamlined, modern aesthetic. For something with a tiny bit more personality (and a few more angles), consider this freestanding tub that’s full of personal spa vibes.
Designer Advice:
Add in a few light wooden accessories (like a toiletry caddy or a bath rack) and you’ll feel like this is just part of your own at-home retreat.
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Rectangular freestanding corner bathtub
WoodBridge
If gentle curves and sloping sides aren’t calling your name, perhaps something with straighter lines and more geometric angles will fit nicely with your existing aesthetic. Our favorite thing about this tub is simple: You can completely customize the color and tone of all of the hardware and plumbing! Whether shiny gold or matte black works better for your bathroom’s vibe, it’s all up to you with this freestanding choice.
Designer Advice:
Since this tub has those gorgeous angles, we’d pair this tub with an Art Deco or ‘40s type of aesthetic. Pair with lots of metallic accessories, and you’ll be good to go.
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Pedestal corner free standing tub
Vanity Art
If you’re interested in investing in a formal bathing experience, this bathtub is for you. It’s got lovely grooves in the top, a footed base, and an overall design that’s both contemporary and timeless.
$769
Designer Advice:
Of note: It doesn’t come with any plumbing or hardware, so you’ll have to pick that out on your own. We would choose aged bronze to match the vintage style of this bathtub! Of course, if you’d rather have more control over the mix-and-match aspects of your bathroom, that could be a point in this tub’s favor!
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Whirlpool freestanding tub in corner of bathroom
WoodBridge
Fancy a whirl in your at-home spa? This tub comes with built-in jacuzzi action. Trust us: When you’re able to take a soak in a bubbly, insulated tub at home, you should. It brings the benefits of hydrotherapy to you in a cost-efficient, time-saving way. We like the flat, wide rim this tub offers as well as its more technical benefits.
You could easily place a book or a (careful) beverage there for easy access while you relax your cares away!
Designer Advice:
Our advice for this one? Get a jacuzzi cleaning set—including a narrow brush. Trust us—that’ll make keeping the vents sparklingly-clean as easy as can be!
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