The organic form of the Bagno Sasso Ocean Wing and larger Ocean Wave bathtubs is made possible by using thermoformed Corian. Here, the versatile material’s shape emulates water waves and is an elegant textural and visual contrast to the natural,warm wood base.
Designer: Manuel Dreesmann
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Everything great, but “Bagno” in Polish means “swamp”. There is no big market for this bathtubs in my country 😉
The market for something like this is small anyway; how many people do you know who have a bathroom large enough for a bathtub like this?
Very pretty, though 🙂
This thermoformed Corian(R) bathtub really captures the fluidity of the ocean’s waves. It would be fun to see these bathtubs in other colors as well, perhaps in Blueberry Ice, to mimic the color of the ocean. Thanks for sharing these amazing creations and showcasing the limitless possibilities of Corian(R)! Christine from DuPont.
Small market or not, there is a market for bathtubs like this.
The first immage I have is watter sloshing on the floor through the low points on the corners.
Does anyone know where I can get the wallpaper?