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A Tub Built to Be the Room's Centerpiece

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Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen has designed a bathtub carved with the weight and presence of stone, made to work more as sculpture than as fixture. In primary baths built around a single striking element, this is the kind of piece that decides the room rather than sits inside it. No dimensions or material specifications were disclosed.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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