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Spa at Red Rock, Las Vegas

Debra Scott -- Interior Design, 12/1/2006

Entering the Spa at Red Rock is a little like breezing past the velvet rope of a VIP lounge. Nods to vintage Vegas—a clinking shell chandelier and a 38-foot-high perforated screen—appear in the reception area for the 25,000-square-foot facility. Tinted mirrors cast guests in the most flattering light. And the color red, a subtle reference to the sandstone of the nearby canyon, pops up in leather-covered seating and silk-velvet curtains. "The spa experience is about appealing to all the senses," principal Michael Czysz says. Meanwhile, serenity prevails where treatment rooms rise from a reflecting pool.

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Salon Gallerie, Omaha

DESIGN Randy Brown Architects.

STANDOUT Willem de Kooning's paintings inspired the yellow of the plaster enclosure containing hairdressers' studios.

Hammam Spa, Toronto

DESIGN Prototype Design Lab.

STANDOUT Relaxation is reinforced by water elements, from reception's reflecting pool to the Vichy showers.

Frédéric Fekkai & Co., New York

DESIGN S. Russell Groves.

STANDOUT Functionality meets the elegance and luxury of residential-style furniture and textiles.

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