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How to Create a Luxury Spa in Your Home

Home Exclusive Canada
July 10, 2019
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How to Create a Luxury Spa in Your Home

There are few experiences more relaxing and revitalizing than a trip to the spa. An increasing number of homeowners are realizing the benefits of an in-home spa. If you’ve ever dreamed about having a luxurious space all of your own, there has never been a better time to consider integrating a personal home spa into your space. Here’s how to create a luxury spa experience right in your own home.

Choose a secluded spot. Whether your contractors will be building an addition or working within an existing space, one thing to keep in mind is the location. Ideally, you want to cultivate a safe haven away from the chaos of the busier areas of your home. Consider the acoustics of the space as well as the proximity to nearby traffic.

Paint with neutrals. One scientifically proven method of decreasing stress and anxiety? Change your surroundings. The minimalist aesthetic that is so popular right now is not merely pleasing to the eye, it also helps to calm your brain and ease you into a comfortable, relaxed state of mind. Bright colours are aggressive, while pastels are the key to stilling an active mind. Soft whites, rose pinks and greys are the best options for your in-home spa.

Dim the lights. Lighting also plays an integral role in relaxing the mind and body. While pure darkness is likely to cause you to hit the snooze button, bright Tungsten lighting will surely do the opposite. If you already struggle with insomnia or interrupted sleep, you won’t find a harshly lit spa to be conducive to a good night’s rest. Dusky half-light will not only calm you down mentally, but it is also actually capable of sending signals to the brain that cause your muscles to relax.

Choose your tile flooring. There are many different types of flooring you can choose from, but an in-home spa requires tile. It’s easy to clean up, water resistant, and looks sleek and sophisticated. The hard surface is durable, and you will be able to place your favourite candles alongside the bath without worrying about a fire hazard.

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Liz Dominguez is RISMedia’s Senior Online Editor. She compiles RISMedia’s daily newsletters, reports on breaking news and is generally jumping in wherever editorial assistance is needed. Liz’s goals are continuous learning and storytelling that resonates with readers. She’s currently pursuing her Master’s in Journalism from Harvard Extension School.

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