Creating a space conducive to well-being at home is not impossible, as long as you know what you are looking for and especially the atmosphere you want to create. If you are looking to create a room with a hushed atmosphere, conducive to relaxation, you can start by placing dim lights, such as candles or low-intensity lighting, and decorative crafts or natural elements, such as stones, plants, wood. It all blends harmoniously to create a visually soothing balance.

Now that the scene is set, let's move on to the equipment that will integrate your wellness and relaxation space at home. When you think of a moment of relaxation, you immediately think of a day at the spa, an afternoon in the sauna or a good massage. But taking advantage of these moments of break regularly requires booking them in advance and having a certain budget. What if we told you that you can enjoy all their benefits at any time and from the comfort of your own home. All you have to do is equip it with a massage chair, a shower with a hammam option, a sauna or a jacuzzi. Let's dive deeper into the specificities and advantages that this equipment brings you to offer you relaxing weekends at home.

For a spa weekend at home

Rigid Jacuzzi and Inflatable Jacuzzi

There are two options available to you if you want to install a jacuzzi (also known as a spa) in your home relaxation area: the rigid jacuzzi and the inflatable jacuzzi. Both types of pools are equipped with nozzles that project different intensities of water jets as well as thermostatic control, giving you the opportunity to enjoy a hot tub at the desired temperature. Each model has advantages that are important to know before making your choice.

The inflatable jacuzzi offers installation flexibility: it can be installed both indoors and outdoors. Easy to set up and disassemble, it can accommodate 4 to 6 people. The inflatable hot tub is more affordable than the rigid hot tub, making it an attractive option for those who want to enjoy the benefits of hot tub without spending a fortune. As for the rigid jacuzzi, it is a durable piece of equipment with hard and fixed walls. Which means that once you've installed your rigid hot tub, it will be difficult to move it. However, you won't have to unfold and inflate it before each use. Most models have a larger capacity than inflatable hot tubs. All these elements make the rigid jacuzzi the most expensive alternative.

Traditional sauna and infrared sauna

Originating in Finland, the sauna is a dry heat bath practice produced by heated stones