Designing Wellness Spaces: A Reference for Architects and Designers
This is a working reference for the architect or interior designer briefed to programme a wellness space — home, hotel, resort or day spa. It covers spatial layout, equipment adjacencies and the practical integration decisions that recur across projects.
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Spatial layout
Wet and dry zones separate cleanly. Bath, shower and sauna in wet; inhalation, meditation, and rest in dry. Circulation between the two supports the natural rhythm of the ritual.
Equipment adjacencies
Hydrogen bath concealed alongside the tub. Hydrogen inhalation on a side console in an adjacent dry zone. Sauna and cold plunge programmed as a paired zone with drainage detailing.
Services coordination
Electrical requirements are modest for hydrogen equipment; the primary coordination burden is with sauna and plunge, not with hydrogen. Bath equipment requires ventilation to the joinery cabinet.
Matched to this brief
HERO Bath
Residential and hospitality hydrogen bath chassis. Millwork-concealable, quiet, in-bathroom-rated.
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Single-occupant default for wellness rooms and treatment suites.
View →HERO Inhaler Pro 3000 Hydrogen Inhaler
Two-cannula chassis for couples suites and higher-throughput environments.
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Programme a wellness space
Send the brief and floor plan. We'll return equipment layout notes and specification support.
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Research & Evidence
Our indexed reference library covers purity and water quality, safety and technology, dosage and delivery, hydrogen water and bathing, and tablet warnings.
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