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A bath with a view. It's also covered — imagine yourself immersed in hot water on a cold and rainy night, the branches dripping all around you.
by SB Architects
A shower and bath combo in its own little (well, not so little actually) outdoor room, complete with windows, tile and a ceiling of tree branches.
by John Lum Architecture, Inc. AIA
Outstanding in its field! I'd float some of that rosemary in the water for nature's own aromatherapy. Oh, also, there seems to be a dragon in the tub. Hope you don't mind.
by Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture  
The best of both worlds: the indoor-outdoor tub. A view, fresh air, a little sunshine. Or you can close the doors and still see the expanse of nature all around you.
Contemporary Bathroom  
Another indoor-outdoor example, this time with a gorgeous copper tub on a bed of river stones.
by Saint Dizier Design
I love the modern, casual look of the corrugated metal walls and the cement floor. It's unfussy, but it looks finished.
by debora carl landscape design
This outdoor shower is indicated by nothing more than a tile arch. If there's plumbing nearby, this would be a fairly easy project (not for me, but for someone handy and patient).
by Kathy Shaffer Architecture and Design
The outdoor claw-foot tub is so romantic.
by MCM Design
This poolside shower reminds me of the little beach cabanas in Europe. It's a bit closed in, but you do get to shower in privacy (no points for potentially being caught naked).
by Restyled Home
This shower with a separate dressing area is the full monty. In warm climates this could work as your only shower.
by Crisp Architects  
It would be a real shame to live in Hawaii and not have some sort of outdoor bathing setup. This one has an indoor tub and an outdoor shower surrounded by a volcanic rock wall. Privacy, luxury and tropical breezes.
by Slifer Designs
Brilliant human-and-dog shower combo (except when the dogs escape while soapy and make a break through the dog door). I love the clean, white corner. Simple and modern.
by Phil Kean Designs
A shimmering green tile wall is both bathroomy and gardeny. It's almost like a piece of art.
by Samuel H. Williamson Associates
The old standard. Simple, no-nonsense and major points for being-caught-naked potential.

More:
These Baths Are Bananas

Step Into a Refreshing Outdoor Shower

21 Dream Showers Let You Soap Up In Style
by Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture

Comments

Katherine Likely When I lived in the boonies of Oroville, California we didn't have running water. With my old pick up we drug a claw foot bath to the center of the field and lugged water to it. Filled it and let the sun heat it and bathed. Did this for several months till the glint of a pair of biconulars was caught by the sun rays and I knew a watcher was there.

We built up walls with a tarp rolled across the top. Tarp back, sun rays in. Trap closed taking a bath. Door was built on the down slop so I could look out and not feel so confined.
15 months ago · ·
CAROLE MEYER This is a great post....I love the outdoor bathtubs!
15 months ago · ·
julesdakota33 Oh wow !!! these are so lovely , nice ideas .
15 months ago · ·
Diamond Spas Seems to be a trend. We are seeing alot of our clients placing their custom tubs in front of large picture windows, or on terraces loverlooking their private garden spaces.
15 months ago · ·
mmsalg I want all of them. I love the idea of taking a bath outside. You may want to take a look at this maker who would love to help you create your perfect outdoor bathing oasis.

marcie
http://custm.co/hz/27
14 months ago · ·
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