25 Modern Walk-in Shower Ideas with Bathtub Inside

Ever wanted a shower and bathtub in one space without feeling cramped?

These walk-in showers with bathtubs inside prove that you can have both, without sacrificing style or functionality.

Sleek, modern, comfortable or daring, there is something for everyone.

1. Walk-in closet with wood accents

This walk-in shower surrounds the tub with warm wood tiles, giving it a calm, spa-like feel. The built-in shelf glows softly for added charm.

Pro tip: Opt for a lifting platform to subtly separate the bathtub without taking up space.

2. Open the double shower area

Two shower heads frame a freestanding tub inside a large walk-in shower. It is designed to relax and rinse without the splash.

Pro tip: Use white tiles with contrasting grout for a clean, timeless look.

3. Compact shower-tub combo

The shower shares space with a deep soaking tub, all in a narrow walk-in space. It’s tight but smart and elegant.

Pro tip: Use glass to keep it open, even in small bathrooms.

4. Marble walk-in closet with bathtub

This marble-filled walk-in shower features a sleek soaking tub. A glass wall retains water and lets the space breathe.

Pro tip: Wall-mounted faucets save space and keep things tidy.

5. Green tile walk-in

Rich green tile highlights the tub inside this airy walk-in shower. Gold fixtures warm it up and add contrast.

Pro tip: Terrazzo floors are great for grip and style – win-win.

6. Sunken bathtub with brass fixtures

A walk-in shower surrounds the bath, with brass fixtures and soft green tiles giving it a warm, earthy feel.

Pro tip: Try vertical tiles to make short walls look taller and cleaner.

7. Hexagonal Tile Shower-Tub Combo

A simple installation with small hexagonal tiles, this walk-in shower keeps the tub right next to the glass. It’s narrow but not too crowded.

Pro tip: Opt for a transparent divider so that light continues to flow through the space.

8. Wooden slats and white walls

This walk-in closet keeps things crisp with black fixtures, a wood shower floor, and a built-in tub, all in a clean-lined area.

Pro tip: Use wooden slats to warm up all-white walls and add traction underfoot.

9. Marble wrap and gray hexagonal flooring

The bathtub sits inside a raised shower space lined with marble walls and bold hexagonal tiles. Sleek, smart and ideal for cleaning.

Pro tip: Built-in storage nooks help you avoid clutter in a shared space.

10. Black bathtub, great style

A bold black tub stands out in this walk-in shower covered in pale tile and wood accents. It feels like a retreat.

Pro tip: Brass fixtures add warmth and pair well with darker bathtubs.

11. Soft Green Graphic Tile

This playful walk-in closet pairs soft green patterned tiles with warm brass and a crisp white bathtub. Fresh and fun without being loud.

Pro tip: Don’t be afraid of color, keep the rest simple.

12. Classic Subway Simplicity

A clean white walk-in closet encases a deep soaking tub with subway tiles and brass hardware. It’s simple, but it works.

Pro tip: Keep grout lines thin and clean for a more polished finish.

13. Twin showers and window area

This clean white walk-in closet features dual shower heads and a deep soaking tub, all wrapped in subtle tile flooring. That window seat? A nice bonus.

Pro tip: Use herringbone floors to add pattern without overwhelming the space.

14. Modern Black Frame Panels

This wide walk-in closet divides the shower on both sides of the tub, framed with bold black glass panels that give it a clean, modern feel.

Pro tip: Keep the lines straight and the hardware dark for a clean, high-contrast look.

15. Patterned floor meets subway walls

Black and white tile adds personality, while subway tile and glass make the shower area look bright and organized.

Pro tip: Don’t forget a bench, practical for shaving, rinsing or simply relaxing.

16. Soft, built-in green bathtub

Long, soft green tiles give this walk-in closet a calming feel, with a built-in tub tucked into the end for easy access.

Pro tip: Gold fixtures instantly elevate even the most casual designs.

17. Warm White Luxury Look

This layout evokes quiet luxury with creamy tiles, sleek glass, and soft lighting surrounding a deep soaking tub in the walk-in closet.

Pro tip: Add a ledge behind the tub for candles, soap or a drink.

18. Contrast of marble and matte black

This walk-in closet maintains the luxurious vibe with its marble walls and floor, but it’s the matte black fixtures and placement of the tub that set it apart.

Pro tip: Use shelves or corner benches to make the most of every square inch.

19. Marble and Herringbone Pop

This walk-in closet balances smooth marble with a bold herringbone accent wall in the shower, while the tub sits beneath a frosted window for natural light.

Pro tip: Use glass panels to open up the space while showcasing the tile details.

20. Warmth of stone walls

Rough stone tiles surround this raised walk-in shower with tub for a rustic, spa-like feel.

Pro tip: The wood floors outside the shower create a nice contrast to all that stone.

21. Black bathtub with herringbone floor

The glossy black bathtub draws attention, especially against the soft gray herringbone tiles and round mirror.

Pro tip: Do you want bold but classic? Mix black, brass and neutral tiles.

22. Black-on-black drama

This walk-in closet makes a bold statement with black herringbone walls, a white bathtub, and vintage-style light fixtures.

Pro tip: Mix light and dark tiles to keep a clean, not heavy look.

23. Teal Hex Tile Splash

Bold teal hexagonal tiles wrap the walls and ceiling, making the walk-in shower and tub setup feel fresh and fun.

Pro tip: Pebble floors add texture and contribute to slip resistance.

24. Bold Contrast in Black and White

This walk-in closet uses a classic black and white palette, with a black bathtub, stools and hexagonal tiles giving it an old-world charm.

Pro tip: Use contrast to define zones in an open tub shower configuration.

25. Patterned Floor and Black Accent Wall

This compact walk-in closet offers style with patterned floor tiles and a dark accent wall behind the tub, keeping things clean and interesting.

Pro tip: Stick with a bold wall to add depth without overwhelming the space.

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