Previously reserved for hotels, the whirlpool makes its appearance in residential projects in places of relaxation, decompression and recreation.
You spaces for relaxation and decompression it has become more common since the pandemic. Well-being, both physical and emotional, has gained attention and space in homes. And when we think of relaxation, the hydromassage it is the apex.
Before being reserved for resorts, the object began to appear in residential projects in different ways: from the traditional one, in the bathroom, to the integrated one in the social area. Check out the projects below:
1. The classic, in the bathroom
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In this project signed by Paula Müller, the atmosphere is welcoming and contemporary. In the social area, the wooden panels are the protagonists, but the bathroom takes on a cleaner aesthetic, with light coverings, a carved bathtub and a large hydromassage tub.
2. Integrated into the living room
The strong point of this project Letizia de Nobrega is the hot tub built into the living room. Previously it was isolated under the porch, in an open space. The reform created a transparent roof and eliminated the sliding door that separated the rooms. So hydro became part of the social area.
3. In the Zen space
The residents of this apartment wanted to zen space at home, so the architect Fernanda Medeiros created this space in the doors with whirlpool. A cobogós wall separates the living room from the relaxation area, guaranteeing privacy for both environments.
4. Next to the gourmet area
In this 85 m² coverage, the Studio A+G Architecture has created an outdoor gourmet area integrated with the kitchen. There, a super hot tub surrounded by plants has been installed, creating a mini oasis.
5. In the SPA at the country house
The architect Mario Santos has created a complete spa in this 500m² country house. Located underground, the environment has, in addition to the hot tub, a dry sauna.
6. Vertical garden combo
The architect Patricia Penna used the combo: vertical garden + whirlpool + bar trolley to compose a perfect environment for relaxation and entertainment, perfect for days off, holidays and weekends.
7. On the balcony for socializing
For the design of his own apartment, the architect João Fernandes, del GROUP Architects and Urban Planners, insisted on including a generous recreation area. With a relaxed and upbeat décor, the design is perfect for entertaining friends and throwing parties. The hot tub on the wooden terrace can accommodate three people.
Source: Terra
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