Bain Ultra

There is one company in the world that can credibly claim to have created the entire modern therapeutic bath category — and it isn't European, isn't a hundred years old, and isn't where most people would expect. It's a French-Canadian family-led manufacturer in Saint-Nicolas, Quebec, and in 1977, BainUltra introduced the world's first air jet bath. Nearly fifty years later, the company is still inventing what a luxury bath can do.

Why It Matters in Your Home. More than 70% of every BainUltra is hand-built, in pure acrylic, by artisans in Quebec — but the real magic is what happens when you turn it on. The proprietary Geysair® technology pre-heats and humidifies the air before it enters the water, producing a soft, all-over effervescent massage that feels less like a Jacuzzi and more like a natural mineral spring. After every use, an automatic drying cycle clears the air channels — no standing water, no bacterial growth, no maintenance routine.

Six Therapies, One Bath. BainUltra's baths can be specified with hydro-thermo massage, aromatherapy (with the new AromaFlow™ essential oil diffuser), chromatherapy, thermotherapy, light therapy, and sound therapy — more therapeutic options than any other brand in the category. The range spans over twenty collections, from contemporary freestanding silhouettes (Origami®, Charism®, Evanescence®) to architectural statements (OPUS, Nokori®, Celestia™) to the new Lunessa™ and Libra™ collections released in 2025.

Recognized by the Names Most Likely to Know. BainUltra has been featured in Architectural Digest (including Stephen Curry's Bay Area home), Dwell, and Luxe Daily — and is an official partner of the Rolls-Royce Owners' Club.