Hot Tubs

If you’ve visited our Seeleys Road showroom recently, you may have noticed the sounds of drilling, hammers thumping and the sloshing of paint coming from the back of our showroom, and you’d be right in thinking we’ve got something up our sleeve.

We’ve got something very large up our sleeve in actual fact (no innuendos please); we’re starting a new venture selling luxury hot tubs from our Seeleys road showrooms. 

Without giving too much away the latest addition to our showroom will be a haven for premium wellness products, with our first three hot tub designs currently in production in Canada by Coast Spas.

It’s becoming more apparent that the ‘home spa’ is an essential part of the modern home, providing a luxury escape, whether it’s a hot tub, sauna or even a whirlpool bath.

Recently, hot tubs have become more prominent in the mainstream media, with newspapers such as the Sunday Times and programmes like The One Show both producing features on hot tubs.

With summer approaching and the sun finally breaking through the usually very grey British skies, what better time to start thinking about creating a tropical paradise in your own home.  

As we enter a new chapter in the Bathroom City story, we’ll be keeping you up to date via our blog, Facebook, Twitter and Pintrest pages so stay tuned as we’re looking to begin trading in June!

For the time being, if you’d like to check out our current range of whirlpools then please visit our website. 

Turn your bathroom into a spa in 3 easy steps

You don’t have to do an entire remodel on your bathroom to create a spa atmosphere.

Adding a few essentials to your decor and hiding the clutter will ensure that you find tranquility whether you’re soaking in the tub or just trying to escape the chaos of a busy home.

1. Choose a Theme
Spas will rarely have mismatched towels or a confusing theme so you may need to purchase a few new essentials. A natural garden, blue lagoon or Asian theme are just a few ideas to get you started.

2. Pay Attention to Detail
You don’t have to spend a fortune on decor. Roll a few towels and place them in a basket, add a small table with a tabletop fountain and make sure that you place a few candles around the room.

3. Eliminate Clutter
Spas are simplistic and so should your bathroom be. Instead of having things laying around your sink, tuck them away somewhere. There are simple storage solutions available to accommodate even the smallest bathrooms. Remember, a spa is a peaceful place. If your eyes come to rest on a pile of towels on the floor or an assortment of hair products laying around, the entire aesthetic of the room is compromised.

Bathroom City have furniture and accesories to help you turn your bathroom into a luxury home spa.