Shared Horizon Spa Interiors
Spa and wellness room concepts for Innsbruck homes


Chapter I

Fitting heat into small footprints

Urban Innsbruck flats often allocate three to four square metres beside a bathroom or dressing alcove for a private sauna. We design L-shaped bench layouts that seat two without corridor obstruction, leaving 90 cm clear in front of the glass or cedar door for safe entry.


Chapter II

Cedar, glass, and silence

Concepts specify vertical grain thermo-aspen or Nordic spruce lining, tempered glass panels where light must travel from an adjacent window, and felt door seals noted for acoustic separation from sleeping zones. Equipment selection remains with your certified installer — we document openings and clearances only.


Chapter III

Ventilation and power

Alpine apartments require explicit air exchange paths. Our drawings mark supply and extract positions relative to roof or façade vents, with a dedicated circuit note for the heater location. These are coordination items for your electrician and HVAC trade, not operational instructions.


Chapter IV

Transition to the lounge

The best sauna corners open onto a rest lounge chapter — a chair, a low lamp, a wool throw within two steps. We sequence materials so bare feet move from cedar to limestone to woven textile without jarring temperature or texture shifts.