The third treatment room was painted Gypsy Pink by Benjamin Moore. Similar décor was used in all the treatment rooms to create a cohesive design.

Natural light floods in at the head of the treatment bed. Neutral bedding balances out the vibrant wall colors.

The windows between treatment rooms are curtained over to allow for privacy. Crisp white trim, used throughout the spa, contrasts nicely with the bold paint colors.

The window that was covered with matchstick blinds and a makeshift curtain were given crisp, modern white floor length curtains. A floor lamp in the corner adds soft, warm light.

The second treatment room was painted a dark shade of purple. Passion Plum by Benjamin Moore.

The space around the treatment tables had to be kept clear, and opaque modern white curtains keep the privacy in the rooms while allowing light in. The wall mirror also…

Though the neutral gray makes it a more formal office; the white ceiling and desk, pink and purple accents and clerestory window brighten up the space. The cabinet in the…

The Naturopathic Doctor’s office was painted the most subdued color in our palette, Granite by Benjamin Moore, but pinks and purples were brought in as accents.

The first treatment room also serves as the Naturopathic Doctor’s office.

Area rugs in the hallway add softness and a punch of color while also absorbing sounds, an important factor in a spa where relaxation requires minimal noise.