Black, white and fabulous all over. This timeless color scheme combines subway wall tiles and hexagon floor tiles for an extra dose of drama.
Photo: Inside Out Magazine
This bathroom designed by Katie Hackworth is perfection —Ā the doors, the Spanish floor tile, the freestanding tub … I love it all!
Photo: Alyssa Rosenheck
A modern bathroom design that I’d have no problem enjoying a relaxing bath in. Love how the black tub is complemented by the black accent wall.
Photo: One Kind Design
This stunning bathroom can be found inside a charming home in Italy’s remote village of Giuggianello. I love the idea of enjoying a relaxing bath with a view of the gorgeous garden. Fun fact: The cast-iron tub was picked up on a Rome street. Not a bad find, right?!
Photo: T Magazine
These fish scale floors paired with the gold accents from the claws and mirror are everything! I could use some rest and relaxation in this room right about now!
Photo: Home Polish
The drama! Don’t be afraid to take a risk with color — this black and white combination is so sleek, chic and modern!
Photo: Elle Decor
A little fun fact, Jenna Lyons (former creative director and president for J.Crew) started the trend way back when she showed off the tub in her former Brooklyn brownstone. Ā Somehow she modernized the tub in one design swoop! Now the two-toned tub is a staple… Iām in.
Ok, ok, I know I said I was focusing on black and white clawfoot tubs… but how beautiful is this light teal and white combination?!
Photo: Elizabeth Roberts
This en suite French bathroom is oh, so glamorous! TheĀ polished nickel vintage style claws are perfect with theĀ gray clawfoot bathtub and nickel and glass etagere.
Photo: Decor Pad
This tub technically isn’t two-tone as it’s white on the inside and bottom, but I would be remiss not to include this beauty with fabulous gold details. I could run a bath with a glass of wine right now!
Photo:Ā SuzAnn Kletzien Design
Simple and unfinished, yet very welcoming! The all white room and subway tiling makes the black tub pop.
Photo:Ā Sonia Toombs Saunders
While you’re here, I think these bath time essentials (below) will pair perfectly with any clawfoot tub!
I understand that people have strong feelings about the two-tone clawfoot tub style — some are totally into it while others, not so much. Iām trusting my gut on this as Iāve already purchased a tub (no turning back now!), but Iām curious to know what others think.
So, thoughts?? Give me a shout!
xo,
You can’t go wrong on this one Coco!!
Love the two tone clawfoot tubs. It looks like black and white seem to be the most popular, but for me, a beautiful verbena green would make me very happy! I’ve seen one and it was lovely. Go with the two-tone and choose the color that makes you happy.