A step too far, nobody needs to see that detail!

Hmm, the glass ceiling inhibits the Miss. So the glass bath must inhibit the Mr. Though I do vote for transparency, and accountability, especially in this rocky economic climate.

What about a large picture window at the end, with a view of the sea, and an infinity edge?

all you need then is a transparent model boat.

Hello Tom.

I quite like the idea when it comes to pools... If you don't have a living pool you can incorporate one on the roof... With glass below... Or one with glass walls so you can be seen as the mermaid you are.......

When washing one's tresses, I rather think modesty is more.. : ))

Hmmm, I voted no, but I suppose if you never have anyone else in the bathroom but you, and you have a lock on the door, then it wouldn't matter too much?!

Hello Diana and Najeebah,

Well that's assuming someone hasn't washed in weeks... I rather think we'd be wallowing hippos! ( if we had a novelty bath!) Oh and I have found bath salts to be a culprit for a tide mark! So don't use them at all anymore the perfume leaves it's presence known in a somewhat unpleasant after effect..

: ))

wow

looks lovely

Just too much information all round imo! Feels like it might exist in a house that also has a round bed covered in red satin sheets with mirrors on the ceiling!

Here's how to look good in that bath. Cover the surface of the water with rose petals.

Oh, I forgot a small step.

Run bathwater, go out your front door, turn right, knock on all your neighbourhood doors that have gardens and ask to cut rose cuttings, in return for mowing their lawns or Hoovering their living room, take cuttings home when you have a hundred, then go out and buy a huge bag of sand and another huge bag of peat moss, lug them home in a trailer attached to a bicycle, combine the materials in a large wheelbarrow, after emptying it of all that manure, dig in that manure, go to all your neighbours asking for pots, go home with 30 pots, plant cuttings, lug a full watering can for two years to water cuttings, go around to neighbours in that time to get bigger pots, walk their dogs in return, pot up the growing roses, wonder what colour they are going to be, what curry your neighbour is having for dinner and if the other single one is good in bed ; carry a bigger watering can to water 76 or so roses, start a compost heap, when cuttings are two years old, dig 76 holes wider than your butt, but not as deep as a grave, only the last 65 holes feel like they are that deep, fetch compost in the wheelbarrow, mix compost in the holes, plant up the rose bushes, realise they are too close to the paths, so replant, get covered in thorn cuts, get an infection, cycle to the doctor for antibiotics, carry a watering can and water rose plants for a year, exult in the many beautiful flowers, pick them, pluck them , take off the petals, cut every petal into a heart shape, strew into bath AND you have shaped up so much with all that exercise, youre proud of your new look and either you are going to enjoy your cold bath by yourself, or did you get to know that neighbour? ;)

Would certainly create a statement in the bathroom, but it'snot the most practical choice!

Just sharing a little too much I think!

Tom, I love your threads. I'm leaving Houzz in a couple of days, thanks for having me as a visitor on UK site sometimes. I'm still grateful to the UK girls who had a chat thread on the site before the split into countries. They were welcoming to me on their thread as a Aussie newbie to Houzz, in 2013.

Always welcome here Chook - not alone in saying don't go! X

I have to, doctors orders for my heart. You're always sweet, thank you. Just doing a bit of mopping as I back out the door, lol. That's how I move House.

ahh that's very poignant ! A lovely way to put it! You've been really supportive so that means a lot!

Well, I was just a Houzzguest here.

Thanks @chookchook - always nice to hear some kind words! All the best wherever you go, maybe we'll see you around soon - a Houzz is a home after all!

Many thanks, to you and the UK staff, Tom.

I used to have a glass sink; it was impossible to keep clean. Couldn't imagine trying to keep that bath clean!

I like it! It is gorgeous but I voted other but because I do wonder about the insulation. I like really hot baths you see and one of my pet peeves is bad insulation on a bath tub ....or tubs that do not keep the water hot. How is the insulation on this type?

Nice fish tank! :)

Well, that is certainly a different experience. Why not, try it out, be bold.

it needs fish in it, not people!!!

looks nice but imagine trying to clean it!

Not a huge fan of this look aesthetically but also I don't like the idea of using it and feeling to exposed !

I agree with Joanna Rose and others the cleaning drama would beat the scope of any beauty in the design - not that l find it a turn on!! I prefer to avoid glass and plexi situations as much as possible for a ton of practicality reasons.