Rejuvenate and relax in a home spa

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Self care is an outstanding way to beat stress. Giving yourself the experience of visiting a spa at home can act as a wonderful way to deal with stress. Personal pampering has several stress relieving benefits and they must be incorporated within the low stress lifestyle. If you lack the budget for regular spa visits, you can create a relaxing home spa at home on a budget. There are various elements that must be incorporated within the home spa so that you melt away the stress to feel relaxed and pampered. Privacy is an indispensable part of a home spa. The home spa must ensure uninterrupted time so that you do not have to hop out of the spa to receive a call or to circumvent the toddler. Make proper arrangements to enjoy this private moment completely with interrupted solitude.

Hot tubs out in the open

It is not necessary that your home spa should always be inside the house or as a part of the bathroom. If one has enough space, then the hot tubs can even be installed in the outside area. In this design, a pool deck has been created and a hot tub has been installed in the center. The deck is made from wood and a shade has been created to protect the people from sun. Deck chairs made from wood have been added in the corner. The whole touch is a little tropical which provides instant relaxation. This is also a good idea where the hot tub has been installed on the terrace. It is a standard hot tub and the stairs leading to it are made from durable plastic. Along with providing a good view this design, it also gives a natural feeling of being outdoors.

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A tub in the middle of the room

While most people may not have the space for a swimming pool, there is always enough space for a hot tub. This design is focused on the tub that has been installed in the middle of the room. It has a water inlet that sprays water with force and under which a person can also stand. There is a seating capacity for eight people. Outside, the floor has been tiled and lounge chairs have been provided to relax in.

Incorporating the freestanding tubs

This is a classic and traditional copper bath tub which has a similar water inlet tap. It has space enough for two people; this design is a good idea for those who do not have the space for a hot tub. This kind of a copper tub design can even be installed in the bathroom. The floor lighting gives it a different look altogether.

Steam room inside the house

An important part of the home spa is the steam room. This design is rather easy to implement and ideal for a home spa where the users are less in number. Unlike other designs, this one is made from transparent glass and has plastic fixtures inside. It can be constructed and installed anywhere in a separate room or as part of the bathroom. Low on your budget and would like to convert your bathroom into a spa? Here is an ideabook that could help : Bathroom design: Make your bathroom feel like a spa! 

Small sit and relax tub

This is a very unique design for a small tub that can fit one person at a time. It can be built on the side. Water features required are just a tap for water inlet. The tub is in the shape of a chair, allowing the person sitting to lie back and relax. The design is inspired by the ancient roman water features.

Massage area for home spa

A home spa also requires an area where the person can lie back and enjoy a massage. This is a very simple design for such areas which can be small. The center of the room houses the cushioned table which is in an oval shape. As a part of the décor, two copper taps and sinks have been added behind the table and in the center of the wall, a seating area has been created. The rest of the room has been kept bare creating a 19th century atmosphere.

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