Posted: 07/01/2011

Cumaru veneers the locker doors. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

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Refuge from the City

From the Magazine:
If ever a place called out for escape, it is the infinite conglomeration of concrete towers and broken pavement that makes up São Paulo, Brazil—the western hemisphere’s biggest city, at 11 million strong.
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In the pool area at the Spa Cidade Jardim, decking of cumaru, a teaklike Brazilian wood, is raised 4  inches above the porcelain floor tile. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

A quartz-composite counter in the women’s locker room incorporates sinks with stainless-steel fittings. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

Between the massage pool and the swimming pool, chaise longues sit temporarily beneath showerheads activated by the push of a button on a sidewall. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

Cedar clads the sauna. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

A VIP bathing suite features an acrylic tub. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

Custom beds furnish the women’s relaxation area. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

In the locker room, a custom bench is topped by a linen-covered cushion. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini.

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Interior Design

Posted: 07/01/2011

Refuge from the City