Have you opened a new business with spa and massage services, and now you're looking for an excellent design for a small spa room? Or maybe it can be for our personal use, and you want to decorate your spa at your home. We got something for you to fix your worries.
Here are small spa interior design ideas for your wellness business or own spa inside your lovely home.
1. Beige, White, and Wood
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This small spa or massage room has two single wooden beds and white and beige linens. The light color palette creates a fresh and relaxing atmosphere. In addition, the large glass windows make it more spacious and comfortable.
2. Built-In Cabinets and Potted Plants
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A built-in cabinet near the bed provides convenient spa and massage essentials storage. Many studies have proven that potted indoor plants improve mood and reduce stress. So, don't forget to add some.
3. Boho Chic Decors
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Relaxed, calming, and super chill! Once you enter a spa treatment room with some boho chic decors, you'll feel it.
4. Big Transparent Windows
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Big transparent windows bring nature to your small spa room and create a fresh vibe. Despite the limited space, you can also include end tables and soft, comfy beds to make it luxurious and comfortable.
5. Pretty Decoration Around the Bathtub
A pretty decoration around the bathtub is necessary so that when people take a spa bath, they always feel good. Rose petals always work in a spa room design. Scented candles, too. Keep the bed near your bathtub so that it doesn't look like a messy room.
6. Minimalist but Luxurious
The minimalist and unique interior of a small spa will amaze your clients. Designs should include high-end spa tables and beds to make them luxurious and comfortable.
7. Custom Decals
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As seen in the photo, printed graphics on the wall will set the mood you need. Choose high-quality decals which can be applied to any smooth surface like floors, doors, walls, etc.
8. Floating Shelves
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Storage in a small spa can be improved by adding wall shelves. These floating shelves make the space look bigger and provide an attractive way to store towels and other accessories.
9. Sauna Shower
After a hectic day, most of us want to relax by soaking in the spa or sweating it out in the sauna. Building a sauna shower in your home or spa business is a significant investment. You can consider adding this feature to your next renovation.
10. Dark Room, Soft Lights
Creating a dark room (or, in this case, shades of blue) combined with soft light can be a better option, too. It makes a relaxing mood for clients during their pampering sessions.
11. A Perfect Combination of White, Mint, and Copper
This small spa interior design promotes a peaceful, stress-free atmosphere. The garden leaves strongly contrast to the streets outside, which are often chaotic and noisy. Inside, you can see that the materials used are smooth, precise, and deep. The space introduces a calming palette dominated by white and mint green with a touch of copper.
12. Refreshingly Green
Here's another idea on how to paint your small spa green. The striped wall, green sink, and round are compatible.
13. Blush Pink
If you opt for a palette of pink, you will definitely like this design. The spa facilities painted with pink blush look so tidy and refreshing that it makes you stay a little longer inside the spa.
14. Yoga Silhouette Metal Wall Accent
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Consider adding a yoga silhouette art on your wall for a Zen meditation design. This unique metal wall art forms a creative balance of black and other elements of the room. It stands out in the middle of bamboo decorations on both sides.
15. Accent Chairs and Botanical Wall Art
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While you are challenged with limited space, dedicating a space where clients can comfortably wait shouldn't be taken for granted. Putting a chair or two won't take so much space. You can also hang botanical wall art to make the space more inviting and beautiful.
16. Another Seating Area Design Idea
Here's another option on how to incorporate a client lounge or waiting area into your small spa interior design. Placing some chairs by the wall won't take up so much space. So feel free to add a chair or two where clients can stay while waiting for their treatment.
17. Seating Area (Again) Shabby Chic Style
Shabby Chic style will never go out of style. Instead, it will continue to reinvent itself in new forms as it is on the edge of vintage and charming worn-out -sophisticated rustic in any room.
18. Add a Pop of Color
Any simple and small room looks lovely when adorned with colorful decorations, just like the vibrant wall arts in this seating area inside a salon or spa.
19. Cool and Sophisticated
To bring this decoration to life in our salon or spa, think about simple, classic colors, a minimalistic look, and a clutter-free space. In the above example, you can easily picture yourself chilling while enjoying a hot stone massage.
20. Practical Storage and Organization
To maximize your space, go for practical ways to store the supplies and materials needed in the daily operation of the spa or salon business. One of the best ideas is utilizing a blank wall for floating shelves for a clutter-free look.
21. Bright Pink Door
To cap off our list, say hello to the bright pink door here. The simplicity of white and dark shelves makes the beautiful pink door stand out in this design. If pink does not suit you, you can also paint the door red, yellow, or any lively color.
Conclusion
In a small space, every inch is essential. You can utilize specific designs that make interiors look more spacious by applying a few clever tricks. Maximize your limited space with these ideas. Be practical in choosing furniture and accessories when venturing into a small spa interior design. Invest in multi-functional furniture. For example, choose an ottoman with built-in storage that lets you tuck away supplies and products. Meanwhile, a massage table with cabinets underneath is a perfect place to hide sheets and towels.
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