Transform Your Spa Changing Rooms & Treatment Rooms
When your guests first step into your spa changing rooms or treatment rooms – you’ll want their worries to instantly float away and for them to feel at ease in your tranquil and luxurious environment. Imagine being greeted by the scent of essential oils, the sound of flowing water, and warm, welcoming lighting – they’ll start to feel relaxed in no time!
Above all else, when designing your spa facilities, you should focus on creating the perfect balance of visual appeal and comfort. If you’re looking for ideas to transform your guests’ experience, you’ve certainly come to the right place.
At Crown Sports Lockers, we specialise in designing, manufacturing and installing Spa Lockers, Changing Rooms, and Spa Treatment Rooms. Read on for inspiration, and let’s transform your spa together!
Spa Lockers
Lockers are at the heart of Spa Changing Rooms – and can make all the difference to your ambience. In terms of materials, we highly recommend wood, which is soft and warm to the touch, and far superior in comparison to cold, unsightly metal.
You can either opt for square, rectangular, or Z-shaped Lockers, which can be finished in your choice of colours or woodgrains to perfectly complement your interior design, along with locks for additional security and peace of mind for your guests.
For an added touch of luxury, you could consider coat hooks or coat rails with hangers, LED lights, mirrors, in-locker device chargers, and more. The world is your oyster, really – we can bring your ideas to life!
If you want to delve into more detail about this small but important aspect of your changing room, please feel free to read our blog on Luxury Spa Lockers.
Bench Seating
Now that your guests have somewhere safe and secure to store their belongings, they’ll need a comfortable place to sit and rest their feet. Your Bench Seating can be integrated with your lockers or along the wall, if space is limited, or freestanding in the centre as a feature piece and focal point for your Spa Changing Room.
These benches can either be laminated in your choice of colour or upholstered in your preferred material, such as leather, cotton, or velvet, for that extra touch of comfort.
What’s more, your Bench Seating can be made completely bespoke, so whether you prefer sleek curves or angular edges, timber slats or a solid surface – it’s entirely your choice!
Changing Cubicles
Another important part of your Spa Changing Rooms is the cubicles – where your guests can have the privacy they need to get changed, ready for their spa treatment with a dressing gown, or into a swimming costume, ready for your sauna, steam room, or swimming pool.
Built to high-quality standards for a durable yet visually pleasing aesthetic, these Changing Room Cubicles can be finished in your choice of woodgrain or colours, which can contrast with, match, or complement your lockers. We recommend soft, neutral tones to create a calming atmosphere – avoid loud and bright colours.
Towel Storage Units
To keep your Changing Rooms organised and tidy, you could opt for towel drops where guests can dispose of their used towels and for storage units to keep your clean towels. In a range of shapes, colours, and designs, you could have open or floating shelving where you could roll and stack your towels.
Alternatively, if you’re feeling creative, the shelves could be square or triangular for a unique design. Another option could be to use bamboo baskets or drawers for a neat, organised finish, hiding your towels from sight. You can also opt for a costume dryer cabinet, so your guests can quickly dry their swimwear.
Washrooms
You can’t have a Spa Changing Room without a Washroom – where your guests use your facilities, clean the chlorine from their hair, and wash their hands, freshening themselves up. Your washroom can be designed to include shower cubicles, changing cubicles, toilet cubicles, hand-wash basin stations, vanity units, and urinal duct systems. To create a seamless appearance, these can be manufactured in the same colour as your lockers, or you can choose a different finish to complement your interior décor.
Your hand-wash stations could include either freestanding, wall-hung, semi-recessed, or inset ceramic basins, along with a laminate, Corian, or granite countertop, LED lighting, and, of course, mirrors for your guests to check their appearance. For your vanity units, you could allocate a dedicated space for your guests to put on makeup, dry and brush their hair, groom themselves, etc., with countertops that match your hand-wash stations for a cohesive appearance.
Spa Treatment Rooms
Last but not least, your Spa Treatment Room should be a sanctuary where your guests can instantly relax – with a clean, uncluttered, and elegant appearance.
You should include storage space to organise all of your nail polishes, hand creams, body oils, lotions, scrubs, wraps, facial skincare products, and treatment supplies, etc. Your products could either be on display with open or floating shelving, or neatly hidden away inside a cupboard or drawers.
These Spa Treatment Rooms could also include mirrors, hand-wash stations with your choice of worktops, basins, and taps, along with plinth systems, ceiling closures, and wall & pillar cladding to complement your interior aesthetic.
Think about all of your guests’ senses – a relaxing playlist or even aromatherapy diffusers are small details, but they can help enhance their experience.
Looking to Upgrade Your Spa Changing Rooms or Spa Treatment Rooms?
If you’re ready to upgrade your Spa Changing Rooms & Lockers and Spa Treatment Room Furniture, and want to bring your ideas to life, please don’t hesitate to contact us. You can reach us by phone on 01803 555885 or by filling in the contact form on our website.
With over 35 years of industry experience, a proud member of Made in Britain, and Advanced CHAS Contractors, we are dedicated to providing you with the highest standards of quality and workmanship. We look forward to hearing from you.
If you’re looking for more inspiration, please feel free to take a look at our gallery or case studies for St Moritz Hotel, Stratton House, or Lincombe Hall Hotel.