Immersive Water Rituals: From Wet Rooms to Cold Plunges
Bathrooms and backyards aren’t just functional anymore, they’re becoming sanctuaries. Think wet rooms that blur the line between shower and tub, or cold plunges and outdoor baths that bring a hit of wellness home. These water rituals aren’t just about looking good on Instagram (though they do), they’re about living better: boosting circulation, calming stress, and creating everyday luxury in unexpected spaces. This session dives into how designers can turn baths, and outdoor spaces into wellness experiences that feel bold, beautiful, and seriously restorative.
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