Designed by Omvivo CEO & Chief Designer Joseph Licciarsi, the elegantly minimalist Le Cob bath pays hommage to Le Corbusier’s famous chaise longue. This bath tub is not something you see everyday, I can say that this bath tub can create a unique bathing experience. The soothing cascade overflow is naturally therapeutic, reminiscent of a river, as the water falls onto the pebbles below. – Via
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Looks nice, but how will I get out?
You have some very slick ideas for bathrooms. That has been one of the recurring themes in my own life–looking for a way to make our bathrooms and our kitchen look really glorious, even though those rooms are much too small. One of the glories of the Internet, though, is there is absolutely no dearth of ideas. I have been looking for ones that seem to me to make sense and posting my results. Right now I have no idea of what I will ultimately do, but I keep hoping I will come up with something really slick.
Pat – I was wondering how I would even manage to get in.
I think this bathtub has a lot to offer asides from its unique
design. It would also offer a very sensual view of the person
bathing in it. If you could just imagine how beautiful this would
look with your partner bathing in it a the whole bathroom is dimly
lit and some few candles.;)