Must-Have Products for 2025
By Nicholas Tamarin
Summer is the perfect time to refresh your bath and transform it into a tranquil spa-like escape. A summertime spa bath doesn’t require a full remodel—just a shift toward intentional, sensory-rich experiences. With the right mix of tech-forward wellness features and nature-inspired design, your bath can become your favorite warm-weather retreat. Whether you’re chasing beachy vibes or aiming for a crisp, cooling oasis, these products from top brands bring wellness, luxury, and seasonal style into your daily routine.
1. Aromatherapy Shower System
Recommended: Moen Aromatherapy Handshower with INLY Capsules
Infuse your shower with refreshing essential oils like eucalyptus, citrus, or lavender. This handshower combines hydrotherapy and aromatherapy for an energizing or calming experience, depending on your summer mood.
2. Spa-Grade Bathtub
Recommended: Kohler Hydrotherapy Tub
A freestanding tub with ergonomic curves and a minimalist design can provide a resort-style escape. For summer, go for a model with air jets and chromatherapy lighting in blues or aquas to cool the senses.
3. Natural Light & Circadian Lighting
Recommended: Ketra Tunable Lighting by Lutron
Simulate daylight in the morning and warmer sunset tones in the evening. This type of lighting supports your body’s natural rhythms and creates a more refreshing atmosphere all summer long.
4. Summer-Inspired Surface Materials
Recommended: Dekton by Cosentino in “Natura” or “Rem” Finishes
These ultracompact, UV- and moisture-resistant surfaces mimic marble and driftwood tones. They’re perfect for vanities, accent walls, or built-in shower benches in high-humidity areas.
5. Spa Toilets with Air Purification
Recommended: TOTO NEOREST NX2
This luxury smart toilet includes deodorizing filters, automatic open/close, heated seats (adjustable for summer!), and gentle cleansing sprays that elevate hygiene and comfort.
Final Touches
- Add a sound system for nature soundscapes or calming playlists.
- Bring in live greenery like eucalyptus, aloe, or orchids.
- Use woven baskets or teak accents to nod to natural textures found in resort spas.
