Overflowing Tubs

Infinity pools appear to have no edge, just like the peak of a waterfall, and they have been dominating the backyards on the California coasts since O.C. aired it’s first glorious season, but why not carry this trend indoors? Overflowing tubs are filled to the rim and spill over to a trench below. 

There are so many beautiful applications for an overflowing tub. They will require more space (and water heater capacity) than a standard alcove tub.

Kohler’s Sok overflowing bath with effervescence and chromatherapy (#K-1188-C1) is a great example of this spa-like bathing experience.  The ultra-deep reservoir of the sok effervescent bath allows you to completely immerse yourself in the water as thousands of champagne-like bubbles emerge from eleven ports, gently caressing your body for a soothing bathing experience. This model features a continuous flow of water over four sides of basin for a relaxing visual and aural sensation, and chromatherapy lighting provides a full spectrum of color that washes over you.

Another one of my favorites is the Kara by Neptune, it has a built in reservoir for the water and can be ordered with fun features like an I-Pod connector and built in sound system. You may need a bit of space for it however, the Kara is 77” by 43 ¾”, and you might have to leave room for a slab of granite as this unit can be under mounted as well!