Italian design imprint Effe has just launched the Logica Plus collection of spa cubicles that are comprised of separate spaces for a sauna and a hammam. The capsule has a rectangular aluminum frame in a sandy tone with two spa rooms -- these are separated by a central divider that is paired with a large window to open up the space. One of the rooms has sauna lines with aspen-heated wood and the other has a porcelain surrounding.
Effe explained, "The key concept of the project is conviviality, a notion traditionally associated with saunas and Turkish baths, which were originally designed as places for health, relaxation and social interaction. This sense of continuity between the two wellness experiences is the defining feature of the design, starting with the choice to separate the two areas with a clear glass wall. This solution visually connects the spaces, enhancing the feeling of openness and communication."
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Hybrid Wellness Spaces
- The integration of sauna and hammam experiences in a single cubicle signals a shift towards versatile wellness environments.
- Transparent Spatial Design
- Utilizing clear glass walls to connect separate spa zones enhances the perception of space and fosters social interaction.
- Natural Material Aesthetics
- The use of aspen-heated wood and porcelain in spa design reflects a growing preference for natural and luxurious materials.
Where This Applies
- Luxury Home Renovation
- The demand for high-end spa experiences at home drives innovation in personalized and aesthetically pleasing sauna installations.
- Spa Equipment Manufacturing
- Manufacturers are increasingly designing spa products that blend traditional wellness practices with modern aesthetics and functionality.
- Interior Design Services
- Interior designers are embracing hybrid wellness concepts, creating spaces that balance privacy with openness in luxury settings.
