The predominantly white space was given a warm touch by the use of brown and beige tones in the floor tiles and the marble of the back wall. Opposite this, a floor-to-ceiling window lets in a sea of ​​light. This color palette was continued in the wellness facilities, where the sauna is bathed in warm wood and the steam bath shines in a beige mosaic, subtly speckled with brown. The front wall and access doors to the units are made of gray smoked glass for an atmospheric whole that does not obstruct the view to the outside.

In addition to the classic heater, the sauna also features two infrared heaters in the back wall for a specific back treatment. The Ayous wood is neatly aligned, with indirect LED strips in the ceiling and in the nose of the double bench. In the hammam, rounded benches were chosen. Here, the ceiling was finished in a contrasting black and filled with spotlights. Indirect lighting was also provided in the skirting boards of the benches.

This indirect LED lighting is also visible around the back wall of the entire space. This emphasizes the size; there is ample room here for fitness equipment and loungers. Furthermore, a shower area has been provided between this back wall and the sauna, allowing for showering in complete privacy, both after exertion and relaxation!