Bathrooms are the second-most lived in room in your home, and can often see the most wear and tear, prompting some upgrades every now and then. There might not be a better way to spruce up your bathroom and reward yourself than to have a new bathtub installed in your home. The right tub can transform your bathroom from a room solely used for bathing and other daily tasks into the ultimate relaxation space.

Today’s bathtub options go far beyond the classic styles you have likely come to know with choices available for every style and theme that a homeowner could want. Below are just a few styles that transcend the classic bathtub and can add flair to your bathroom.

Wooden

To put it simply: wooden bathtubs look gorgeous. They can be made from a variety of wood types, including mahogany, cedar, bamboo and pine. Wood holds heat longer than any other tub material, but if left unfinished, wooden tubs need to be used regularly or kept filled with water to prevent warping.

Angular

If you are looking for something that goes against the grain and has a different look from the rounded bathtubs of yesteryear, then an angular bathtub might fulfill your needs. Angular tubs feature sharp edges on the outside, offering a more modern look in your bathroom. They can also be more spacious if the inside also avoids rounded off edges that often take up space in traditional bathtubs.

Jacuzzi

Who doesn’t enjoy the relaxation and massaging feel of jacuzzi jets? With a jacuzzi-style bathtub, you can bring the fun and comfort of a hot tub into your own bathroom. Relax after a long day by stepping into your very own jacuzzi without having to step foot outside your home.

Boat-Shaped

Boat-shaped bathtubs are a modern twist on the classic bathtub style. They implement the rounded edges feature on classic models but often make use of asymmetric shapes and a variety of materials. If you’re looking for a new twist on an old classic, a boat-shaped tub may be a good choice.

Freestanding

Many of the tubs on this list can be created into freestanding models, which ditch traditional tubs feet and rest right on the floor. These bathtubs are not built-in to the room, and offer numerous aesthetic options increase the beauty of your home.

Metal

Tubs designed from metal can bring an industrial look to your bathroom, while also giving a classic look depending on how it’s implemented. Cast iron variations can be coated in porcelain to help retain heat and add a classic look to your bathroom, while bathtubs made from copper are often made in soaking tub and double slipper tub shapes, which create differing styles depending on your bathroom remodel needs.

The beautiful thing about remodeling your home is that you can take your dreams for your home and turn them into real life. There truly are no limits for what you can have done for your bathroom remodel, as bathtubs can help to create a lasting impression that will keep you satisfied for years to come.