Spa Architecture Concept Board SCA Design
Inspiration: Designed for a two-year-old child in need of respiratory healing, parents, Misty and Tommy Maher opened Lapis and Oak a Spa and Salt Lounge in November 2018. With experience in spa architecture and interior design, Architect Sheldon Colen of SCA Design helped bring the concept to life. Located in the upscale community of MacDonald Ranch in Henderson, Nevada, this extravagant massage spa and salt room lounge brings healing and luxury under one roof.
Lapis lazuli a dep-blue metamorphic semi-precious stone is prized for its intense color, calming serenity, tranquility and healing properties. Oak being the most important and sustainable tree in the woodland forest, it is an inexpensive and widely available important element to the ecosystem. Symbolic of strength, wisdom, resistance and knowledge, the tree was an inspiration for the spa. Eco-friendly and environmentally luxury laminates were used in the treatment rooms. Salt room walls are made of recycled plastic veneer with the added feature that they add texture and movement to the space.
The spa needed to incorporate a space to help draw out the impurities and toxins in the body, reducing inflammation and improving respiratory ailments by clearing the lungs. The salt room walls are adorned with recycled plastic veneer. They were painted to give the feel of a salt tile. A salt lounge with zero gravity electric loungers fill the space. The chairs take mind, body and spiritual rejuvenation to a new dimension as it cradles your body with 3 inches of memory foam and resonates healing sound waves. A one-of-a-kind medicinal grade salt unit that infuses into the air is encompassed in the wood cabinet.
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