Wellness / Spa, Wellness & Pool
Turnkey spa and wellness construction for hotels and resorts — authentic Turkish hammams, saunas, steam rooms, wellness and plunge pools and treatment rooms, designed and built as one coordinated project. From Istanbul, the home of the hammam, made to project and delivered worldwide.
30+
Years Manufacturing
FOB / CIF
Shipping Worldwide
Turnkey
Design to Handover
2-Year
Warranty
Overview
The Turkish hammam is the heart of any serious spa, and it is our own craft. We are a marble manufacturer first — we produce every kind of marble works project — and the hammam is where that craft comes into its own: the heated marble platform at its centre, the marble basins and benches, the carved niches and the stonework that make an authentic Turkish bath. Built in Istanbul, the home of the hammam, with the craftsmen and the marble the tradition demands, it carries an authenticity few suppliers anywhere can match. The hammam is the star of the spa, and it is made entirely by us.
A complete spa, though, is far more than its hammam, and the honest truth of the industry is that almost every other element is a separate specialism. The sauna makers, the steam-room builders, the adventure- and experience-shower suppliers, the heated loungers and tepidarium beds, and the wellness-pool and hydrotherapy contractors are all different companies, each expert in one discipline. Over years of building our marble hammams alongside them, project after project, we came to know the best of them — and from that experience we built a trusted network of spa suppliers we can stand behind.
On that experience and that network, we now deliver complete, turn-key spa projects. We design and consult at concept stage, build the marble hammam ourselves as the centrepiece, and coordinate the sauna, steam, showers, heated loungers and pools around it through our supplier network — one point of responsibility from the first drawing to a commissioned, ready-to-open wellness area. Whether a hotel wants a signature hammam, a full spa floor or a compact wellness suite, the project is made to plan and delivered worldwide, with the natural stone drawn from our dedicated marble range.
Spa & Wellness — At a Glance
Authentic Turkish, marble-built
Finnish dry & infrared
Tiled & acrylic steam rooms
Wellness, plunge, hydrotherapy
Rooms, loungers, relaxation
Design & consultancy to build
Turnkey, made to project
Marble drawn from our range*
How We Work A B2B manufacturer — made to project, not to retail.
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Trade & contract only
We work with hotels, developers, interior studios and procurement teams — not the public.
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Made to your project
Every piece is built to your drawings, finishes, fire ratings and quantities. Nothing off the shelf.
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Priced by project
No retail price list and no online shop — each project is quoted from its spec, direct from our factory.
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Delivered worldwide
We crate, ship and install to site across 40+ countries, on a single or phased schedule.
A spa is one of the few hotel investments that earns on three fronts at once. It is a direct profit centre — treatments, day passes and memberships sold to guests and, often, to the local market. It is a rate and occupancy driver — a strong wellness offer lifts room rates, fills shoulder seasons, and is one of the most-filtered amenities when guests book a hotel. And it is a differentiator — a signature Turkish hammam or a striking infinity wellness pool is exactly the kind of feature that defines a property, drives the photography that sells it, and gives guests a reason to choose it and to come back.
The wellness expectation has also risen. Guests no longer treat a spa as a luxury extra; for a growing share of travellers it is a reason to book, and the standard they compare against is high. A tired sauna and a token treatment room no longer meet it. A properly designed wellness area — an authentic hammam, a real Finnish sauna, a steam room, a wellness pool and considered relaxation space — is what turns a hotel into a wellness destination, and it pays back not as a one-off sale but as an asset that lifts the whole property's positioning and revenue for years.
A great spa starts long before construction, in the design and planning that decide whether a wellness area actually works — whether the guest flow makes sense, the facilities are the right size and mix, the wet and dry zones are properly separated, and the heavy engineering of heat, humidity and water is solved before a wall goes up. We bring that thinking from the start, as spa design and consultancy, so a hotel is not handing a builder a vague brief but developing a wellness area that is right on paper before it is right on site.
The consultancy works from the property and the market: who the guests are, what wellness offer fits the brand and the location, how much space and budget there is, and what the operation can run. From there we develop the concept and layout — the journey from changing rooms through hammam, sauna, steam and pool to relaxation — the facility mix and sizing, the materials and lighting scheme, and the technical strategy for ventilation, heating, water treatment and drainage. The output is a coordinated design a hotel can build to with confidence, and which we then manufacture and deliver. For an operator or a developer without in-house spa expertise, that design-led, single-source route removes the biggest risk in a spa project: discovering on site that the pieces do not fit.
The Facilities
A wellness area is built from a set of facilities, each a world of its own. Select one to see what it involves and how we build it.
The authentic Turkish bath — a heated marble chamber with the central göbek taşı navel stone, marble basins and a warm, humid heat. Built in real marble by craftsmen from its homeland, it is the signature wellness feature a Turkish manufacturer can deliver like no one else.
• Marble chamber & göbek taşı
• Underfloor & bench heating
• Domed ceiling & lighting
• Basins, taps and drainage
The hammam is where a Turkish manufacturer has something no one else can match: it is our own tradition, built by the craftsmen and in the marble of its homeland. A real Turkish bath is not a tiled steam room with a label — it is a heated marble chamber with the göbek taşı, the warm central navel stone guests lie on, ringed by marble basins fed by brass taps, under a domed ceiling pierced with light, in a gentle, humid heat that radiates from the stone itself. Getting that right is a matter of craft, material and proportion that comes from centuries of building them.
We build authentic hammams for hotels and resorts worldwide, from a single signature chamber to a full traditional sequence of warm, hot and washing rooms. The construction is real marble throughout — the central stone, the benches, the basins, the walls — over an engineered structure of underfloor and bench heating, waterproofing, drainage and ventilation that makes a centuries-old experience work to modern standards. The marble itself, the heart of the hammam, is cut and finished from our dedicated marble range, in the classic creams and greys of the traditional bath, or in a contemporary stone chosen to suit the design of the spa.
For a hotel, an authentic hammam is the single most distinctive wellness feature it can offer — a genuine cultural experience rather than a generic heat room, the centrepiece that defines a spa and the story that sells it. Because it comes from Istanbul, built the way hammams have always been built, it carries an authenticity that a hammam assembled anywhere else simply cannot, and that authenticity is exactly what guests and the photography are looking for.
Hammams are built to the space and the brief. A flagship spa might take the full traditional sequence — a warm room, a hot room and washing alcoves around the central stone — while a boutique hotel may want a single, jewel-like hammam chamber, and a suite or a members' club a compact private hammam for one or two guests. We scale the design accordingly, from the marble grade and the dome detail to the heating and the number of basins, and finish it in the traditional pale marbles or a darker contemporary stone depending on whether the design leans heritage or modern. Whatever the size, it is a real hammam — built, heated and detailed the way the tradition demands.
The sauna is the dry-heat heart of any wellness area, and a commercial sauna is a different specification from the home cabins most of the market sells. It runs hot, all day, every day, with guests in and out constantly, so the timber, the heater and the ventilation all have to be specified for that life rather than for occasional family use. We build saunas to the room as part of the spa, not dropped in as a kit.
A traditional Finnish dry sauna is built in stable, low-resin softwood — the timber that handles repeated heat cycles without cracking or weeping — with tiered benches sized for the throughput, a commercial-grade heater with the right stone capacity and controls, a glass front that opens the cabin up and makes it feel part of the spa, and the ventilation that keeps the air fresh and the timber sound. Where a hotel wants a gentler, lower-temperature option, an infrared cabin offers a radiant-heat sauna at a lower running temperature that suits guests who find a traditional sauna too intense. Both are built to commercial durability, finished to the spa's scheme, and engineered so they run reliably for years — because in a hotel spa a sauna that is out of service is a complaint, not just an inconvenience.
If the sauna is dry heat, the steam room is its wet counterpart — a sealed chamber at lower temperature and total humidity, where steam rather than hot air does the work. It is one of the most popular facilities in any spa and one of the most technically demanding to build well, because everything in the room lives in constant condensation and has to stay sealed, hygienic and safe in that environment for years.
We build steam rooms as fully tiled chambers for a bespoke, designed look, or in moulded acrylic for a seamless, easy-clean shell, each with a correctly sized commercial steam generator, contoured and often heated seating, sealed low-voltage lighting, and the aromatherapy and controls a modern spa expects. The half that decides whether a steam room lasts is hidden: a properly sealed and tanked structure, a sloped ceiling that runs condensation to the walls instead of dripping on guests, the right falls and drainage in the floor, and ventilation to clear and dry the room between sessions. Get that engineering right and a steam room is a low-maintenance pleasure; get it wrong and it becomes the leaking, mouldy room every spa operator dreads — which is why it is built as part of an engineered wet area, not a standalone box.
The pools of a spa are not leisure pools — they are part of the wellness journey, sized and designed for the experience rather than for swimming lengths. They are the cold plunge beside the sauna, the warm hydrotherapy pool with its jets and loungers, the quiet indoor wellness pool, and the infinity pool that becomes the signature image of the property. We design and build these as part of the spa, integrated with the heat experiences around them.
The classic pairing is a hot and cold plunge — a warm pool and a cold plunge set together for the contrast bathing that follows a sauna or hammam — built compact and deep for immersion rather than swimming. A hydrotherapy pool adds heated water, air and water jets, massage stations and loungers for a therapeutic experience. Indoor wellness and infinity pools bring the calm, designed water feature that anchors a spa visually. All of them are built with spa-grade finishes, proper filtration and water treatment for the higher temperatures and bather loads of a wellness pool, and the heating, drainage and plant coordinated with the rest of the wet area — because in a spa the pools and the heat rooms are one connected environment, not separate installations.
Around the heat and water sits the calm: the treatment rooms where therapies happen, the relaxation areas where guests rest between experiences, and the reception and changing spaces that frame the whole journey. This is where our furniture-making heritage meets the wellness build — the joinery, the loungers and the fit-out that turn a set of facilities into a complete, considered spa.
We furnish and fit out the treatment and massage rooms with the cabinetry, basins and finishes a therapist needs; the relaxation areas with loungers and seating designed for rest; and the reception, changing and locker spaces with the joinery that handles wet feet and heavy use while still feeling like part of a premium spa. Lighting, acoustics and a coherent material palette tie it all to the hammam, sauna, steam and pools, so a guest moves through one designed environment rather than a series of rooms that happen to be next to each other. Because we build the whole spa, these spaces are detailed to match the wet facilities exactly — the same scheme, the same standard, from the changing room to the hammam dome.
A spa is judged on how it makes a guest feel, and that feeling is engineered as deliberately as the heat and the water. The difference between a wellness area that guests remember and one they forget is rarely the equipment — it is the atmosphere, and the way the facilities are sequenced into a journey. We design that journey as part of the build, because the facilities only become a spa when the spaces between them are right.
The journey matters first: a guest should move naturally from changing to the warm rooms, through the hot and cold contrast of sauna, hammam, steam and plunge, and out to relaxation, without crossing wet and dry traffic or backtracking. The lighting is layered and low — warm, dimmable, indirect light that calms rather than clinical brightness, with the hammam dome and the pool lit as features. Acoustics are controlled so the wellness area stays quiet and private, with the hard, wet surfaces of a spa treated to absorb rather than echo. And the material palette, scent and detail are kept coherent from the reception to the hammam so the whole area reads as one calm, considered place. This is the layer that turns a correct technical build into an experience a hotel can sell — and because we design and build the whole spa, it is designed in from the first sketch rather than added at the end.
A spa is the most technically demanding environment in a hotel, because every facility fights the building: heat, steam, water and chemicals all working to break down whatever is not specified to resist them. What separates a spa that still performs in ten years from one that leaks, smells and fails is the engineering underneath the finishes, and it is the half of the job a furniture-and-finishes supplier usually cannot do. We do, because we build the whole wet area as one engineered project.
Waterproofing and tanking come first — wet rooms, steam rooms and pool surrounds fully sealed so water never reaches the structure. Heat and humidity are designed for: underfloor and bench heating in the hammam, the right heater and timber in the sauna, generator sizing and condensation control in the steam room. Ventilation clears and dries each room to keep it hygienic and protect the fabric. Water treatment — filtration, dosing and circulation — keeps the pools safe at spa temperatures and bather loads. Drainage with the correct falls runs water away cleanly everywhere it is created. And the materials are chosen to live in this environment: real marble and spa-grade tiling for the wet rooms, stable timber for the sauna, sealed finishes throughout. It is unglamorous, invisible work, and it is exactly what a turnkey spa builder is for.
| Facility | Experience | Heat & humidity | Built in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turkish hammam | Warm marble, contrast washing | Warm & humid | Marble |
| Finnish sauna | Intense dry heat | Hot & dry | Timber |
| Infrared sauna | Gentle radiant heat | Warm & dry | Timber cabin |
| Steam room | Total humidity, lower heat | Warm & wet | Tile / acrylic |
| Plunge & wellness pool | Immersion & contrast bathing | Hot & cold water | Spa-grade pool |
A complete spa offers several of these together, because the journey between them — hot to cold, dry to wet, active to restful — is the experience. We specify the right mix for the space, the market and the budget, and build them as one coordinated wellness area.
The same turnkey approach scales from a compact wellness suite to a destination spa, and we build across the full range of properties investing in wellness.
Signature hammams and full spa floors that lift the property's positioning and give guests a reason to book and to stay.
Complete wellness journeys — hammam, sauna, steam and hydrotherapy — for properties where wellness is the whole proposition.
Compact, beautifully detailed wellness suites that punch above their size and define a small property.
Commercial spas and members' clubs built for heavy daily throughput and a fast return on the wellness investment.
Sauna, steam and plunge facilities that turn a fitness offer into a recovery and wellness destination.
Private and shared wellness facilities for premium residential and branded-residence developments.
Building a spa as one project, from one maker, is what keeps it coherent and on programme. It starts with design and consultancy — the concept, layout, facility mix and technical strategy — developed from the property, the market and the budget until the wellness area is right on paper. From there we manufacture the hammam, sauna, steam room, pools and treatment-room fit-out to that design, to one standard and one scheme.
The facilities are delivered worldwide on an FOB or CIF basis, prefabricated and packaged as far as the project allows for an efficient site programme, with the marble, timber, generators, heaters, pumps and controls supplied as a coordinated package and clear drawings and method statements for installation. We work with the property's contractor and local trades for the wet works and commissioning, and the wellness area is handed over built and tested, ready to open. Direct factory pricing and a two-year warranty apply, and because the whole spa comes from one maker, there is a single point of responsibility from the first concept sketch to the day the doors open — which, on a project as interconnected as a spa, is worth as much as the craftsmanship itself.
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Questions
Both. We design and build complete turnkey hotel spas — hammam, sauna, steam room, wellness pools and treatment rooms as one coordinated project — and we also build individual facilities, such as a signature Turkish hammam, added to an existing spa. Building the whole wellness area from one maker is where the coordination, the shared scheme and the single point of responsibility pay off most.
They are built in Istanbul, the home of the hammam, by craftsmen working in the tradition and in real marble — the central göbek taşı navel stone, marble benches and basins, a domed ceiling and the gentle humid heat that radiates from the stone. The marble is cut and finished from our own marble range. It is a genuine cultural environment rather than a tiled steam room labelled as a hammam, and that authenticity is exactly what guests and the photography respond to.
We provide both, and the design comes first. Spa design and consultancy develops the concept, layout, facility mix, materials and the technical strategy for heat, humidity and water from the property, the market and the budget, so the wellness area is right on paper before it is built. We then manufacture and deliver to that design. For an operator without in-house spa expertise, this design-led single-source route removes the biggest risk in a spa project.
A Turkish hammam is a warm, humid marble chamber centred on a heated navel stone, for a washing and relaxation ritual. A Finnish sauna is an intense dry heat in a timber cabin. A steam room is a sealed chamber at lower temperature and total humidity, where steam does the work. They are distinct experiences, and a complete spa usually offers several together because moving between them — hot to cold, dry to wet — is the wellness journey.
Wellness pools rather than leisure pools — cold plunge pools paired with the sauna and hammam, warm hydrotherapy pools with jets and loungers, quiet indoor wellness pools, and infinity pools as a signature feature. They are sized for immersion and the wellness experience, built with spa-grade finishes and proper filtration and water treatment for spa temperatures and bather loads, and integrated with the heat facilities as one wet area.
As engineering designed in from the start, because a spa is the most demanding environment in a hotel. Wet rooms, steam rooms and pool surrounds are fully tanked and sealed; heating, humidity and condensation are designed for each facility; ventilation clears and dries each room; and filtration, dosing and circulation keep the pools safe. This hidden engineering is exactly what separates a spa that lasts from one that leaks and fails, and it is why a spa should be built as one engineered project.
Yes. As a contract furniture manufacturer, the treatment and massage rooms, relaxation loungers, and reception, changing and locker joinery are part of what we build — furnished and fitted out to match the wet facilities exactly, in the same scheme and to the same standard. It means the calm spaces around the heat and water are detailed as one designed environment rather than furnished separately afterwards.
Yes. We build to a hotel's or designer's own scheme and brand standard, matching materials, finishes and detailing, and we can extend or refit an existing spa — adding a hammam or replacing a facility to coordinate with what is there. Where there is no design yet, our spa design and consultancy develops one. Either way the wellness area is delivered to a defined specification rather than a generic template.
We manufacture in Istanbul and deliver worldwide FOB or CIF, prefabricated and packaged as far as the project allows, with the marble, timber, generators, heaters, pumps and controls supplied as a coordinated package and clear drawings for installation. We work with the property's contractor and local trades for the wet works and commissioning, and hand over the wellness area built and tested, ready to open.
A spa is quoted and programmed from the design, so it starts with the brief and the layout. We provide direct factory pricing rather than a list price, develop and agree the design and specification before manufacture, and confirm lead times against the scope of the facilities. Ship is worldwide FOB or CIF from Istanbul, with a two-year warranty and a single point of responsibility from concept to handover. Talk to us about your property for a project quotation.
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