Many of us have dreamt that we
were rich. That money was no object. We could go where ever we want. Stay where ever
we want and buy whatever we want. Imagine the possibilities of what you could
do.
If you had unlimited resources, what would be on your shopping list?
Imagine being able to purchase anything you wanted without having to
look at the price tag. Imagine being
able to purchase any home, any car, or take any vacation without having to
consider, “How much?” One of your
favorite shopping sprees might be to decorate your new palace. Let's consider: What would you pay for a one-of-a-kind bathtub? Here are a few options:
The $47,000 Question
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Solid Copper Tub for a Modest $67 Grand!
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Now We Step Up to the Big Leagues
The Baldi Malachite bathtub,
shaped like a boat, is designed by Luca Bojola and is made of turquoise
malachite with 24 k gold-plated Clawfoot legs. The price is a step up from the others at $222,000.
Finally, the Baldi Rock
Crystal bathtub is a three-person tub, obviously designed for more decadent
tastes. It was created in 2008 and shown
at the Salone de Mobile with a price-tag of $790,310. It was carved from a single piece of
Amazonian rock crystal, measuring over eight feet in diameter. It was created for Harrod's in London, and it
shows. The exterior was left rough cut to
give it a unique design edge. Baldi even
offers a rock crystal basin to compliment the exquisite bathtub.
By the way it did sell, going for $850,000. I don't know how they come up
with the prices for these tubs, but remember, if you have an unlimited budget,
what's an extra $800,000 here or there?
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Who Says Money is No Object?
I've always loved the tag
line, “Money is no object.” There are a
hand-full of people in the world who can actually say that and mean it, but
what about the rest of us? Most of us,
as in 99.9% of the population, do have to budget our expenditures. We all want the finest in décor, but we have
to reign in our spending and move from unlimited opulence to practicality. So, let me talk briefly about how you can have
a bathtub that looks priceless without having to break the bank.
Tub King Slipper Tub |
Luxury Without the Luxury Price
Tub King Double Slipper Tub |
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The sizes can vary from 48 inches in length to 75 inches, allowing the tub to fit in any bathroom. And the great thing about the
Price Does Matter Today
We're not all “made of
money.” Even with beautiful porcelain
tubs there can be wide swings in prices for models from various companies. Tub King, Inc., has been careful to keep
prices affordable for all shoppers. Make
sure you take a look and let your budget be your guide.
In this article, I discussed
the some of the most expensive bathtubs in the world and yet, also discussed how the average
person can still afford the luxurious look and feel of a cast iron/porcelain
Clawfoot or Pedestal tub. This article shows that even when price matters, you can still
get a high-quality, beautiful Clawfoot or Pedestal tub for under $1,000.
Until next time.
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Have a question? Feel free to contact me at the number or email listed below and I’ll personally get back to you. Thanks for reading; it’s been my pleasure to share this information with you.
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Alan Knight are the owners of Tub King, Inc., and SeniorBathtub.com in Jacksonville,
Florida. Together they have many years of experience in the antique and
senior bathtub industries. Their companies not only provide superior products,
they are also award winners, receiving the “Best of Jacksonville Chamber Award”
three years running. If you’d like to contact them, call (800) 409-3375 or
(800) 843-4231; or send an email to alan@tubking.com.
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