Fluted Baths with Sculptural Texture

Fluted baths are where tradition meets artistry. With their ridged profiles and textured surfaces, these designs transform a simple form into a piece of architecture – a bath that feels as much like furniture as it does a fixture. Available in natural stone finishes and acrylic designs, our freestanding fluted baths are crafted for those who want their bathroom to ca

Stamford Freestanding White Fluted Stone Bath 1700mm

£1,645.00(£1,370.83EX VAT)

Stamford Freestanding Matte Black Fluted Stone Bath 1700mm

£1,645.00(£1,370.83EX VAT)

Tisbury Freestanding White Acrylic Bath 1500mm

£1,145.00(£954.17EX VAT)

Tisbury Freestanding White Acrylic Bath 1700mm

£1,245.00(£1,037.50EX VAT)

The Statement of a Freestanding Fluted Bath

Fluting is one of design’s most enduring motifs, a decorative feature seen in everything from classical columns to fine furniture. On a bath, it creates rhythm, shadow, and movement, giving the piece an architectural quality that anchors the room.

Haddon’s freestanding fluted baths are proportioned for comfort as well as presence. At 1500mm to 1700mm, they are generous enough for a long, indulgent soak, yet perfectly balanced to suit a range of interiors. These bathtubs bring vintage style into the present day, proving that heritage patterns can sit confidently within contemporary interiors.

To complete the look, Haddon's wider collection brings balance and contrast to the bath’s sculptural profile. A premium vanity can echo the fluting, while elegantly framed mirrors add refinement. Luxury radiators in brushed metals or dark finishes ground the room, and finely proportioned bathroom taps introduce a polished counterpoint to the textured surfaces. Together, these pieces enhance the bath’s decorative character, creating a space that feels distinctive, layered, and entirely Haddon.

White & Black Fluted Baths: Two Distinct Stories of Luxury

The fluted profile is amplified by finish, with each option telling its own story.

A fluted white luxury bath captures purity and clarity, its ceramic design lines glowing as they catch the light. Paired with polished nickel or chrome taps, the result is crisp and luminous, a bathroom that feels open and timeless. Add a basin in carrara marble and a matte white mirror, and the atmosphere becomes one of quiet luxury – serene, measured, and enduring.

By contrast, a matte black bathtub carries a bolder, architectural presence. Its textured surfaces create depth and shadow, emphasising the sculptural drama of the form. When paired with brushed gold or matching black accessories, the effect is commanding yet elegant, the bath becoming the anchor of the room. Combine it with darker-toned furniture, gold mirrors, and accents of warm metallics, and the space takes on a mood of theatre, contrast, and confident modernity.

No matter your shade, every freestanding fluted bath by Haddon turns daily bathing into a statement of design – each crafted to enrich interiors with rhythm and refinement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do fluted baths suit both modern and traditional interiors?

Yes. Their classic patterns nod to heritage design, while their sculptural form feels equally at home in contemporary settings. This adaptability makes them a versatile choice for luxury bathrooms.

Do fluted baths take longer to clean because of the ridged exterior?

Not at all. While the exterior has texture, it simply needs the occasional wipe with a soft cloth to remove dust. The interior, like any premium bath, has a smooth surface that cleans easily with mild, pH-neutral products.

Should I choose a stone or acrylic freestanding fluted bath?

It depends on the look and feel you want to create. A stone fluted bath has weight, permanence, and natural thermal qualities, making it feel substantial and sculptural. An acrylic fluted tub, by contrast, offers the same striking texture but with a lighter body, making installation simpler – especially on upper floors. Both are finished to Haddon’s exacting standards, so the decision comes down to personal preference, placement, and lifestyle.

Can fluted baths work in compact bathrooms?

Yes. With sizes starting at 1500mm, freestanding fluted baths can be used even in modestly sized bathrooms. Their vertical detailing actually helps elongate the appearance of the tub, giving the impression of height and proportion without crowding the space.

Do fluted baths feel heavier than smooth designs?

The weight is determined more by material than by profile. A stone fluted bath will be heavier because of its composition, not the ridged design. Acrylic fluted baths remain lightweight, easy to manoeuvre, and practical for upstairs installations.

Do fluted baths go out of style?

Fluting is one of design’s oldest decorative languages, used for centuries in furniture, ceramics, and architecture. Its enduring presence means a freestanding fluted bath won’t date quickly — it will always feel relevant as a timeless design motif.