What is the minimum area for a home Turkish hammam?

6–8 m² is enough for a comfortable hammam with a belly stone and two basins; the studio's reference scene is built on a 24 m² floor with an octagonal belly stone and five basins.

What should I look for when choosing hammam marble?

Choose heat- and moisture-resistant marble with low porosity. Marmara marble gives the classic white look and Burdur beige a warm tone; a honed surface is preferred for slip resistance on wet floors.

How is the belly stone heated?

Hydronic or electric underfloor heating is laid beneath the belly stone and seating benches; temperature control is connected to the hammam automation.

Design a Turkish Hammam: Marble & Tiles

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Turkish Hammam Design Studio

The soul of a hammam lives in four surfaces: wall tiles, marble, the belly stone and the dome. Apply Doku Seramik tiles, Marmara and Burdur marble and CNC-inlaid belly stones photorealistically in the scene, and try the fibre-optic starry dome in night view. For the design you share we prepare a discovery file with dimensioned plan, heating infrastructure and bill of materials.

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Options you can choose in the studio

Each hotspot swaps a real product layer in the scene; your choice is applied instantly in day and night views.

Wall tiles

13 options

12 patterns with day and night layers.

Standard Tile (Cobalt)
Hammam Tile 01
Hammam Tile 02
Hammam Tile 03
Hammam Tile 04
Hammam Tile 05
Hammam Tile 06
Hammam Tile 07
Hammam Tile 08
Hammam Tile 09
Hammam Tile 10
Hammam Tile 11
Hammam Tile 12

Hammam marble

4 options

Homogeneous Marmara, Equator Marmara, Burdur beige.

Standard White Marble
Homogeneous Marmara
Equator Marmara
Burdur Beige

Belly stone

5 options

CNC relief and inlay options.

Standard Belly Stone
White CNC relief
Burdur + Emperador inlay
White + Turquoise inlay
Burdur CNC medallion

Dome lighting

2 options

Fibre-optic starry sky.

Standard Dome
White fibre-optic stars

What your discovery file contains

When you share your studio selections, our team prepares a discovery file specific to your project:

Dimensioned layout plan and sections
Bill of materials for your chosen finishes, equipment and lighting
Budget range and construction timeline
Next steps for the site survey and technical design

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Construction service

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Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum area for a home Turkish hammam?: 6–8 m² is enough for a comfortable hammam with a belly stone and two basins; the studio's reference scene is built on a 24 m² floor with an octagonal belly stone and five basins.
What should I look for when choosing hammam marble?: Choose heat- and moisture-resistant marble with low porosity. Marmara marble gives the classic white look and Burdur beige a warm tone; a honed surface is preferred for slip resistance on wet floors.
How is the belly stone heated?: Hydronic or electric underfloor heating is laid beneath the belly stone and seating benches; temperature control is connected to the hammam automation.

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