Gallery Image Page Informaiton
[Run Gallery Manager]
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The VIP treatment area features a wide seat suspended from the ceiling.
Photo Ken Hayden
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A geometric pattern based on Islamic motifs embellishes the lobby floors.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Backlit perforated metal cornices produce intricate light patterns on the ceiling.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Inspired by Turkish metalwork, the designers incorporated cast-bronze sinks.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Panels of milky acrylic with sand have a glowing alabaster look, creating the illusion that daylight is penetrating the subterranean space.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Thought to have healing properties, crystals form a curtain in the reception area.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Programmed adjustable lighting in the treatment rooms helps guests ease into and out of relaxation mode.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Faceted cornices pay homage to the traditionally high ceilings of hammams.
Photo Ken Hayden
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A combination of chocolate brown and shimmery bronze, as well as a faux fireplace with pillar candles, creates an intimate, welcoming space within the spa cafe.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Rain showers bring a modern luxury element to the spa.
Photo Ken Hayden
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Sculptural millwork transforms ordinary lockers.
Photo Ken Hayden
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From the moment clients enter the reception zone, they embark on an experience shaped by a dark palette and sculptural walls.
Photo Ken Hayden
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