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Une baignoire ne se choisit pas seulement sur son encombrement, mais sur sa contenance. Un ballon de 150 litres ne remplira jamais une grande baignoire à température confortable. Le format standard de 170 x 70 cm reste la référence à laquelle comparer votre espace. Notre gamme couvre les formats droit, d'angle et îlot. Complétez avec la robinetterie de baignoire, les colonnes de douche et les sèche-serviettes électriques.
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A freestanding bathtub does not sit against a wall. It stands freely in the bathroom, at the center of the room or in front of a window, and often becomes the first element you notice when you walk in. Unlike a built-in straight or corner tub, it is not concealed behind a surround. It becomes a design object in its own right, visible from every angle.
Choose a freestanding bathtub around four criteria, in this order: the space available around it, the material, the finish, and the faucet configuration. Shape and color define the look, but space and construction constraints determine whether the project is realistic.
Typical freestanding bathtub size: 170 x 75 cm. Aéraly models range from 60 to 78 cm high.
Clearance around the tub: minimum 40 cm.
Recommended room size: at least 8 m².
Stated capacity: 290 to 340 liters depending on the model.
Our collection brings together five premium freestanding bathtubs in acrylic, engineered stone, or crystal resin. Every model is supplied with its drain and trap. Faucets are selected separately according to the bathroom layout.
| Bathtub | Material and shape | Dimensions | Capacity and weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ELYRA | Acrylic, organic oval | 170 x 75 x 60 cm | 290 L, 60 kg | €2,395 |
| KERA | Engineered stone, faceted silhouette | 170 x 75 x 60 cm | 340 L, 68 kg | €2,495 |
| LIORA | Engineered stone, fluted oval | 170 x 75 x 60 cm | 325 L, 70 kg | €2,595 |
| LINEA | Rectangular volume, vertical Rock Texture relief | 170 x 75 x 60 cm | 330 L, 75 kg | €2,595 |
| VITRA | Translucent crystal resin | 180 x 85 x 78 cm | Not specified | €3,495 |
ELYRA is the easiest model to integrate. Its oval silhouette works in both contemporary and more classic bathrooms, and at 60 kg it is the lightest option, which matters on an upper floor. KERA takes the opposite approach, with faceted walls and crisp angles that create a mineral, architectural presence. LIORA keeps the familiarity of an oval shape but adds fluting that catches the light. LINEA uses a rectangular volume softened by vertical grooves. VITRA is the signature piece: translucent crystal resin in Emerald Green or Ruby Red, at 180 x 85 x 78 cm, for generous bathrooms where access can be checked before delivery.
An oval bathtub remains the most versatile choice. Its curves soften the room and the sloped backrest provides comfortable support. A round freestanding bathtub is wider and shorter and can work well for shared bathing, but it needs an almost square footprint. A rectangular or angular bathtub brings sharper lines to a contemporary or minimalist bathroom.
Also check the drain position. A centered drain allows a double-ended bath. An offset drain determines the direction of use and often the faucet position. Confirm it on the product page before the work begins.
ELYRA, KERA, LIORA, and LINEA are available in Mineral White, Black, Blue Gray, Cement Gray, Cappuccino, and Prussian Blue. The exterior finish can change how the entire room feels.
Glossy white reflects more light but shows mineral deposits more readily. Matte finishes feel more mineral and contemporary and tend to disguise water marks better. Choose the bathtub color after the wall and floor finishes, not before.
| Material | Advantages | Trade-offs |
|---|---|---|
| Acrylic | Lightweight, warm to the touch, good heat retention, more accessible price | Scratches more easily, although superficial marks can be polished |
| Engineered stone and solid surface | Mineral matte appearance, strong thermal inertia, precise and textured forms | Heavier, more expensive, floor load capacity must be checked |
| Crystal resin | Translucent, unique sculptural effect | Best suited to large rooms and requires non-abrasive care |
| Enameled cast iron | Extremely durable, excellent heat retention, classic look | Very heavy, often more than 100 kg empty |
Acrylic is well suited to upper floors and tighter budgets. Engineered stone and solid surface feel denser, retain heat well, and allow textures such as LIORA's fluting or KERA's facets. Cast iron suits a more traditional aesthetic but its weight complicates upper-floor installation.
Allow at least 40 cm of clearance around the tub, and more on the side used to enter it. In an 8 to 10 m² bathroom, a 170 x 75 cm model generally works best near a window or offset to one side. Above 10 m², the bathtub can sit centrally. In an open primary suite, it can also become part of the bedroom composition.
Below 8 m², a true freestanding bathtub is rarely practical. A back-to-wall semi-freestanding bathtub or a compact straight tub usually makes better use of the room. If space is very limited, compare the option with a shower in our guide to replacing a bathtub with a shower. For common formats, see our bathtub dimensions guide.
Align the bathtub with the architecture of the room, such as the window axis, vanity, or mirror. Explore our bathroom vanities when planning the full layout.
| Type | How it works | When to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| Freestanding faucet | Floor-mounted column beside the bathtub | Bathtub positioned away from the wall |
| Wall-mounted faucet | Spout and controls mounted on a partition | Bathtub positioned close to a wall |
| Concealed faucet | Body hidden in the wall, with only spout and controls visible | Full renovation with an open partition |
Floor-mounted faucets are the configuration most closely associated with freestanding bathtubs. Models such as GORGO and TORBERNITE sit beside the tub. Coordinate the finish with the bathroom faucet and accessories. Browse the full bathtub faucet collection.
Do not underestimate hot-water demand
Our freestanding bathtubs are listed at 290 to 340 liters. A comfortable bath does not use the full rim-to-rim volume, but it still requires far more hot water than a shower. Have your hot-water production checked before ordering.
Clean with a soft sponge or cloth and a non-abrasive cleaner suitable for bathroom surfaces. Avoid abrasive powders, scouring pads, and highly acidic products, especially on matte finishes. On textured models such as LINEA, KERA, and LIORA, use a soft brush on the exterior relief. Drying the surface with a microfiber cloth helps reduce mineral marks, particularly on black or colored finishes.
At Aéraly, prices range from €2,395 for the acrylic ELYRA to €2,595 for LIORA and LINEA, with KERA at €2,495 and VITRA in crystal resin at €3,495. Add the faucet, roughly €390 to €625 for our freestanding bathtub faucets, plus installation work quoted by your contractor.
Architects, interior designers, and hospitality professionals can equip multiple bathrooms with the same references through Aéraly Pro.
To complete the room, a freestanding sink echoes the tub's standalone presence, while an LED bathroom mirror adds front-facing light above the sink.
Start with the available space: 170 x 75 cm plus 40 cm of clearance around it. Then choose the material according to the floor and budget, followed by the shape and finish.
It becomes a focal point, offers more freedom of placement, creates a deeper bathing experience, and removes the need for a tiled surround.
It requires more floor space, plumbing must be planned carefully, the faucet and floor work can cost more, hot-water demand is higher, and total filled weight must be considered.
At Aéraly, from €2,395 for ELYRA to €3,495 for VITRA, with KERA at €2,495 and LIORA or LINEA at €2,595. Add the faucet and installation.
Check access and floor capacity, position the drain and water supplies before tiling, set and level the bathtub, connect the supplied drain and trap, then test for leaks before sealing.
Below 8 m², a true freestanding bathtub is difficult to accommodate. A semi-freestanding or compact straight tub is usually a better fit.
Acrylic is lighter, more accessible, and warm to the touch. Solid surface and engineered stone feel denser, retain heat well, and allow textured forms, but cost and weigh more.
ELYRA, KERA, LIORA, and LINEA are 60 cm high. VITRA is 78 cm high.
Choose a freestanding floor-mounted faucet when the tub sits away from the wall, or a wall-mounted faucet when it sits close to a partition. Plan the water supplies before tiling.
White keeps the room light and timeless. Matte black creates a stronger contrast and works best in a bright bathroom. ELYRA, KERA, LIORA, and LINEA are available in Mineral White, Black, and four additional colors.
It sits against a wall on one side and remains exposed on the other three, preserving the look of a freestanding bathtub while requiring less clearance.
Allow at least 40 cm, ideally 60 to 70 cm, so you can move comfortably between the tub and the vanity.
No. They are standard bathing tubs supplied with a drain and trap, without a whirlpool system.
No. VITRA is made from translucent crystal resin, not glass.
No. Our freestanding bathtubs include the drain and trap. Faucets are selected separately according to the layout.
The bathtub is part of a complete room. Explore our complete bathroom collection.
