In a SPA, the guest seeks refuge from urban noise and speed. The reception here is a gateway through which a person transitions from a 'biathlon' state to a 'Zen' state. This transition must be physically felt. We examine how to design a space that begins to 'heal' even before the first treatment, considering extreme humidity conditions and specific hygiene requirements.
Tactile Architecture: Materials that Breathe
For wellness zones, we choose materials with a 'natural soul'. Open-pore travertine, Burmese teak (which withstands water for centuries), and pure copper. These surfaces possess natural warmth. We often use the 'live edge' technique for stone countertops, emphasizing their natural origin. Tactile contact with such materials instantly 'grounds' the guest, reducing anxiety levels.
Aqua Design: Sound and Vision
Water Integration
Nothing sets a relaxing mood better than the sight and sound of water. We design reception desks with integrated waterfalls along the facade or built-in aquariums with jellyfish. This is a complex engineering task: ensuring perfect waterproofing for the internal electronics and silent pump operation. In 2026, we utilize ultrasonic humidifiers that create a light mist effect around the desk, filling the air with essential oil scents.
