Interior Design – SPA

Designer: Khatia Nebieridze

Style: Modern Wellness-Minimalism with Luxury SPA elements and soft Biophilic design

Purpose: SPA Size: 316 sqm

This is neither classic minimalism nor “expensive classics”—the primary focus here is on the senses: cozy lighting, warm natural tones, tactile materials, the absence of visual noise, and an atmosphere of relaxation. The space functions as a recovery scenario rather than just an interior.

Project Description (for Website): The interior of this SPA space is built on the principles of sensory comfort and visual tranquility. A warm natural color palette, soft diffused lighting, and tactile materials create an atmosphere of serenity from the very first steps.

The architecture of the space is highlighted by lighting lines and hidden LED illumination, which creates an effect of depth and soft transitions between zones. Waiting areas, treatment rooms, and relaxation spaces are unified by a single concept—the absence of unnecessary details allows the guest to concentrate on sensations and rest.

Biophilic accents, natural textures, and warm lighting create a sense of seclusion and a slowing down of rhythm, turning each visit into a complete ritual of restoration.

Core Idea: Not a demonstration of luxury, but a feeling of care, confidentiality, and internal balance.