Most Expensive Bathtubs in the World

How would you like to take a bath in one of the most expensive bathtubs in the world?
I enjoy taking long, hot, baths. It’s a perfect way to relax, to meditate, or sometimes, to have a good time with your partner. The more the bathtub features improvements, the more you’ll enjoy your personal time. But the more improvements they have, the more expensive they are. So, let’s see what the most expensive bathtubs in the world have to offer! Let’s get started!

#5 Le Cob Glass Bathtub – $34.000

Designed by Joseph Licciardi, this bathtub it’s unusual, but it has a good part, if you look from a different perspective. Your boyfriend/girlfriend will agree with me. It is composed from glass, acrylic and metal. And it can be yours for #34.000. At the rear of the bathtub there is a bed of pebbles but the best part about this bathtub is the curved plate, on which your body would adapt perfectly and so you’ll enjoy your relaxation time.

#4 Red Diamond Bathtub – $47.200

Designed by Aldo Puglielli for Water games Technologies, this bathtub is built with 42 grams of 18 karat gold. Also, the bathtub features 2 42-inch waterproof HDTV, multicolor lighting, mobile console that disappears when it is not used, massage and holders embellished with Swarovski crystals for the champagne. Personally, this is my favorite item. Why? Because the best thing about this bathtub is that it has a a GSM module, meaning you can ‘call’ the bathtub and get it ready for a nice bath. You can control it by distance. You can feel it up while you’re on your way home. And I could sleep in one of these. In this link you can see the bathtub in all its beauty : Red Diamond Bathtub

#3 Kallista Archeo Copper Bathtub – $67.557

Did you know that this bathtub was made by the same people who refurbished Lady Liberty’s torch? It measures 5 feet long and 2.5 feet wide. Solid copper Kallista bathtub can hold 71 gallons of water and you can see, it has an ancient, greek look.

#2 Baldi Rock Crystal Bathtub – $790.310

Designed by Luca Bojola for Baldi (an Italian interiors firm), this is bathtub is limited edition. Only 3 of these were made. Measuring over 8 feet, Baldi Rock Crystal Bathtub is made out from Amazonian cyrstal rock. It was carved from a 10-ton crystal and embellished with diamonds.

#1 Le Grand Queen – $1.700.000

Designed by Simon Krapf, Le Grand Queen is carved from a rare gemstone named Caijou. They say it has healing properties. 10 tons of Caijou were used for making this bathtub which looks like a boat, or a canoe, if you ask me. And guess who else can afford such expensive item? Someone from Dubai, of course, but the buyer wanted to remain anomynous. The #1 item from our top list of the most expensive bathtubs in the world was sold at the Dubai International Jewelry Fetival.