Picture this: You’re stressed from a long day at work, and you head home in desperate need of a way to unwind and relieve your stress. Once you’re home, you turn on the hot tub and step in to enjoy that soothing massage effect.
Now, how about we make that relaxation process even better by moving your hot tub outside so you can unwind in a warm, bubbling hot tub surrounded by the beauty of nature? Having a hot tub in your garden can not only create a luxurious spa-like escape right in your backyard but boost the appeal of your outdoor space in both style and functionality.
So if you’re looking for a great way to add some scenery to your tub time while improving your garden’s aesthetics, we got you some of the best hot tub garden ideas, inspiration and practical tips to design a hot tub setting that blends to create the ultimate relaxation oasis right at home.
Planning & Design
You’re probably eager to dive headfirst into creating your dream tub straight away, but there are a lot of things you need to consider and map out before you install a hot tub into your garden. Let’s help you get a general picture of the things you need to consider:
Choosing the Best Location
Where you place your tub matters a lot; it shouldn’t be too close to your home that it restricts movement, and if you’re big on your privacy, fencing, pergolas, or tall plants could be added to the design for a secluded feel.
Preferably, the hot tub should be positioned where it takes advantage of scenic surroundings while maintaining a cosy atmosphere. The ground level is also another important consideration to ensure the soil can support the weight of a filled tub.
Tub Size
Hot tubs come in various sizes, there are compact one person sizes for solo relaxations and larger units that can accommodate five or more people also exist if you’re looking to spend time with the family.
When picking a tub size, think about its purpose– will it be for private relaxation or social gatherings? You also want to make sure that it fits the area it’s placed in, ideally the tub should have enough space around, so it can be cleaned and serviced easily.
Aesthetics
What hot tub garden design will fit your taste? Should your hot tub fit seamlessly with your garden and home’s overall look?
If you have a traditional home you can consider a wooden hot tub that gives a rustic, cabin-like feel. There are also modern acrylic spas, Built-in tubs or sunken hot tubs that can complement various home and garden styles.
Amazing ways to add an Outdoor Hot Tub to your garden
Built-in Hot Tub
A built-in hot tub is great for homes with limited garden space. Using a decking, patio, or custom structure you can stylishly embed your tub tub in your backyard blending it in nicely with the design of your home for cohesiveness. By sinking your tub into the decking or patio you maximize the space available to you and maintain an organized outdoor environment.
Covered Hot Tub
If aesthetics are your main groove, why not try a covered hot tub? In addition to the tub itself, a covered design includes an overhead element that may be a pergola, gazebo, or retractable awning. It’s ideal for areas with abundant sunlight, offering protection from the intense sun rays.
A covered tub also means your investment is protected from rain, snow, and other weather elements allowing you to use it all year-round.
Also, if you have an old shed in your garden that you no longer use, rather than decide to demolish it, you can repurpose it to serve as a cover for your hot tub. Just ensure that you install vents or roof openings, as hot tubs produce steam, which can cause mold and humidity buildup.
Hot Tub Surrounded By Nature
The whole point of your outdoor hot tub is you want to feel the energy of the outdoors while warming up in the water. So why not take advantage of the greenery around your backyard and nestle your hot tub amongst planting and boulders to create a relaxing environment. Consider adding fragrant flowers around the tub to improve your sensory experience and make the most of your soak.
Wooden Hot Tub
Unlike other hot tub models, a wooden tub is a cheaper, more space convenient tub to install in your garden. The popular style for outdoor setups when it comes to wood combines a wooden exterior with a molded acrylic interior.
The acrylic interior offers a smooth, comfortable seating area and can be fitted with built-in jets, while the wooden exterior gives it a rustic, natural look, blending well with outdoor landscapes.
Hot Tub in an Outdoor Living Space
An outdoor space acts like a second home. It is intended for relaxation, enjoyment, and recreation in the cosiness of an outdoor setting. If you possess an outside area in your garden or intend to develop one, incorporating a hot tub alongside a fire pit, outdoor bar, or lounge seating can be an excellent method to establish a gathering spot for family and pals.
Poolside Hot Tub
For homes that already have a pool in their backyard, installing a pool side hot tub (also called a swim spa) is a unique way of combining both into a single compact unit. This allows you to take advantage of space, providing fitness and relaxation at the same time and it also offers you a lower maintenance cost than if you had your pool and hot tub separate.
Make Your Relaxation Worthwhile
Your time of relaxation is very important; it can be the dealbreaker between having a great week and a horrible one. An outdoor hot tub is a great way to ease your worries while revamping your garden space at the same time. In this piece, we’ve listed some creative ways through which you can create your own serene hot tub retreat.
If you're looking for a place to get a quality hot tub for your garden, here at Empava we offer a diverse catalog of unique tubs that will fit your garden to a tee. Whether you choose to surround yours with lush greenery, or integrate it with a deck. A hot tub can elevate your garden into a true sanctuary. So, get inspired, and start turning your outdoor space into the ultimate relaxation destination!
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