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A bath tub

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Bateluer

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Looks awesome to me, but I'm thinking the cold stone would make your hot bath pretty chilly pretty quickly. Unless there's a liner/coating or something inside.
 
Well if the bath sits in front of a clear glass window facing the sun then it could hold enough heat to keep the bath warm for a long time. On the other hand, you'd have to bathe in front of a clear glass window.
 
Well if the bath sits in front of a clear glass window facing the sun then it could hold enough heat to keep the bath warm for a long time. On the other hand, you'd have to bathe in front of a clear glass window.

Nah, haven't you seen the smoked glass cube type 'blocks'? Those things let light in, turn the bathroom into a sauna, and obscure the view.
 
That look like an Isamu Noguchi or one of his student functional sculpture.

If I recall correctly an insignificant sculpture of such size would fetch $3000-7000 during the 60-70s, and by the time the 80s came around his work fetch several folds over that of the 60-70s price.

I don't think it is affordable or practical for anyone of us mere mortals if it is indeed an Isamu Noguchi or one of his student piece.

If you can afford a piece like that you wouldn't be worry about the cold stone, because it is likely that floor underneath the stone is looped with heat pipes.
 
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