Bed and Bath
Bathtubs are slowly disappearing from the bathroom and making their way to the bedroom, where having a tub (usually a freestanding one with claw feet) isn’t just for Hollywood stars anymore. “There's something unspeakably luxurious about being about to A) roll out of bed and into a deep tub or B) vice versa,” said Allison Brady, branding and communications manager at Houzz, a website for home remodeling and design. In the bathroom, spa-like showers with multiple large showerheads, a seating area and steam are the new must-haves.
Keep In Mind: If you opt for a freestanding tub in your bedroom, consider reinforcing your floor: These tubs are usually heavier than a standard tub and installing plumbing for a freestanding tub can be tricky.
