SPA TRENDS ON THE RISE
Interior Designer Natalie Addis
CEO; Distinctive Design Co.
www.distinctivedesignco.com
The popularity of spas has been on the rise in both the commercial and residential sectors. Spa savvy consumers are looking for a relaxing getaway from their busy lifestyles. Some prefer to relax in the privacy of their home. Others take a weekend trip to a top notch spa. Now, you too can have a private spa in the comfort of your home. An increasing number of people are creating luxurious spas in their homes. The bathroom is now a retreat featuring a minimalist style. A minimalist space is clutter free, surfaces are smooth, and lines are sensual. Home spas may also include small water features or river rock in the design. Jacuzzis offer a variety of water experiences: effervescence, chromatherapy, and hydro-massage. The result is a simple and elegant retreat. A home spa is designed to rejuvenate your senses and melt away the stress of the day. Those who prefer to getaway outside the home are visiting high-end spa retreats. These spas are designed with an oasis environment in mind. In these retreats, consumers are looking to experience spa treatments in private rooms. Typical room layouts include a massage table, Jacuzzi, plasma TVs, and fireplaces creating a relaxing private oasis for the guest ultimately blurring the lines between bedroom and bath. This has become the inspiration for the home spa.
About Me
- natalie addis
- Natalie's talent has garnered international attention from hospitality giants such as W Hotels, Raffles Resorts, Loftique Hotels and Residences and Seychelles Island Resort and Villas—not to mention residential and commercial clients around the world. It’s also produced a Natalie Addis Norcross ® signature line of carpets, wallpapers, fabrics, bed linens and furniture. As principal of Distinctive Design Company for eight years—and now as a managing partner of Addis English and Associates—Natalie’s reputation for exquisite and versatile designs is far-reaching. In 2006, she was selected as a premier designer for Esquire House 360, a nationally recognized charity event in which she teamed with Ray Ban, Brown Jordan and Sunbrella. In 2007, she was named Hospitality Design Wave of the Future by Hospitality Design magazine. Natalie’s work has appeared in Boutique Design, Esquire, Hospitality Design and Westlake Magazine, and on Access Hollywood, E! Entertainment Television and Extra.
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