A SPA IN the backyard could be the ultimate in luxury - more so when all you need is a relaxed bath to calm your frazzled nerves. Ideally, a...
A SPA IN the backyard could be the ultimate in luxury - more so
when all you need is a relaxed bath to calm your frazzled nerves. Ideally, a spa must be located close to your home with easy access. It could be a spa that's exclusively for relaxation or one that could also double up as a space for entertainment and family gatherings. Privacy, aesthetics and the scenic view the location offers must also be considered while selecting the right place for your backyard spa. A natural grove, a pool or a scenic view could all be used to advantage. The final design must always consider sun and wind exposure and the existing landscape.
Apart from this, you will need a level surface that is strong enough to support it. The size of the spa will determine the exact amount of space that's needed. Another point to remember is the source of electricity to run the spa. Once this is put in place, you could consider other retreat features such as lighting and music. You'll also need access to a hose to fill your spa.
To set up your hot tub retreat in the backyard, you need to plan ahead for a built-in, integrated look. The hot tub could be installed flush-mounted with the deck surface, partially mounted on the deck surface so that a portion of the hot tub is exposed, or freestanding. The advantage of a freestanding setup is that if the spa is ever removed, there won't be a hole in the deck. The deck could be of ceramic, tile, slate, brick or stone.
A beautiful landscape could be the perfect setting for a backyard spa. Gazebos, arbors, potted plants and water features like waterfalls and fountains could create the right ambience for a magical retreat. You could transform the space by growing some fragrant flowering vines. You could turn the space into a permanent retreat with a decorative gazebo to enhance that sense of privacy. Sliding windows could be another option. A pitched roof could keep the elements away. You could also create an outdoor room in your backyard around your bathtub with weather proof columns and beams and a metal coated roof. You could create a natural retreat around the bath tub. A green grassy lawn, a patio for entertaining, a row of hedges, seasonal plants - you could incorporate all these features into your backyard landscape. A brick walkway could blend in well too. You could also consider making room for a bar section with refreshments. Towels and toys could be stored here too. You must make sure you have enough space for chairs and tables too. These outdoor room areas can be made of wood, fiberglass or stone. A row of stepping stones running from the house to the spa could make it more accessible.
You could add some positive energy into your backyard with some water features. The sound of water flowing could be soothing. You could also enhance your backyard spa sensory experience with aromatherapy options. The sense of sight, sound and scent can enhance your outdoor spa experience, leaving you relaxed and rejuvenated. A water jet message could be therapeutic, leaving you with a sense of calm and comfort. Hydrotherapy could even relieve you of pain and muscle soreness - a perfect way to calm frazzled nerves and revive your energy. The fragrance of aromatherapy oils could inspire you, sharpen and influence your mood.
A rich and exotic hot tub bath in the backyard could take you into a world of pure tranquility. This could be the perfect place to experience the healing power of water and fragrance, calming your mind and invigorating your senses. This could be your ultimate backyard fantasy for some much needed backyard bliss.
when all you need is a relaxed bath to calm your frazzled nerves. Ideally, a spa must be located close to your home with easy access. It could be a spa that's exclusively for relaxation or one that could also double up as a space for entertainment and family gatherings. Privacy, aesthetics and the scenic view the location offers must also be considered while selecting the right place for your backyard spa. A natural grove, a pool or a scenic view could all be used to advantage. The final design must always consider sun and wind exposure and the existing landscape.
Apart from this, you will need a level surface that is strong enough to support it. The size of the spa will determine the exact amount of space that's needed. Another point to remember is the source of electricity to run the spa. Once this is put in place, you could consider other retreat features such as lighting and music. You'll also need access to a hose to fill your spa.
To set up your hot tub retreat in the backyard, you need to plan ahead for a built-in, integrated look. The hot tub could be installed flush-mounted with the deck surface, partially mounted on the deck surface so that a portion of the hot tub is exposed, or freestanding. The advantage of a freestanding setup is that if the spa is ever removed, there won't be a hole in the deck. The deck could be of ceramic, tile, slate, brick or stone.
A beautiful landscape could be the perfect setting for a backyard spa. Gazebos, arbors, potted plants and water features like waterfalls and fountains could create the right ambience for a magical retreat. You could transform the space by growing some fragrant flowering vines. You could turn the space into a permanent retreat with a decorative gazebo to enhance that sense of privacy. Sliding windows could be another option. A pitched roof could keep the elements away. You could also create an outdoor room in your backyard around your bathtub with weather proof columns and beams and a metal coated roof. You could create a natural retreat around the bath tub. A green grassy lawn, a patio for entertaining, a row of hedges, seasonal plants - you could incorporate all these features into your backyard landscape. A brick walkway could blend in well too. You could also consider making room for a bar section with refreshments. Towels and toys could be stored here too. You must make sure you have enough space for chairs and tables too. These outdoor room areas can be made of wood, fiberglass or stone. A row of stepping stones running from the house to the spa could make it more accessible.
You could add some positive energy into your backyard with some water features. The sound of water flowing could be soothing. You could also enhance your backyard spa sensory experience with aromatherapy options. The sense of sight, sound and scent can enhance your outdoor spa experience, leaving you relaxed and rejuvenated. A water jet message could be therapeutic, leaving you with a sense of calm and comfort. Hydrotherapy could even relieve you of pain and muscle soreness - a perfect way to calm frazzled nerves and revive your energy. The fragrance of aromatherapy oils could inspire you, sharpen and influence your mood.
A rich and exotic hot tub bath in the backyard could take you into a world of pure tranquility. This could be the perfect place to experience the healing power of water and fragrance, calming your mind and invigorating your senses. This could be your ultimate backyard fantasy for some much needed backyard bliss.
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