Rosewood Luang Prabang is a 23-room wellness resort in the Nahm Dong Valley, a short drive from UNESCO-listed Luang Prabang in northern Laos. Its defining idea is that wellness begins with the landscape, where the river, forest, and waterfall do as much as any spa, a principle managing director Jonathan Lallemand is building the future …
Many of the most inspiring Six Senses resorts were designed by one Thai firm. Habita Architects, founded in Bangkok by Krisda Rochanakorn, is the studio quietly setting a global standard for wellness hospitality.
A look at Zara Home Gym Collection, the studios that built this visual language before it, and what its arrival on the high street might mean for luxury wellness design.
A look at Capella Kyoto, designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates with interiors by Brewin Design Office, and what its quiet confidence signals for Asian design.
Inside Recess, a social wellness club in Montreal designed by Future Simple Studio, where the room is built to do the social work.
How Marriott’s joint venture with Italian brand Lefay points to the global expansion of luxury wellness hospitality.
Aesop launches Aposē, its first lamp collection, at Milan Design Week 2026. Inside The Factory of Light, designed with March Studio at Chiesa del Carmine.
The launch of GROHE SPA suggests spa and wellness have moved past decoration and into the supply chain of hospitality design.
Rethinking senior nutrition: meet Lucille, a new brand offering clean, high-protein, high-fiber shakes for older adults.
The future of wellness architecture is expanding beyond sauna-and-spa vocabulary into spaces that support calm and reduce anxiety.
