Wall mosaic
4 optionsStone-look and terrazzo-look glass mosaic series.
- Standard Wall Mosaic
- Limestone Matt
- Terrazzo White Blush
- Dante Beige Blush
Steam Room Design Studio
Three surfaces decide how a steam room looks: wall mosaic, seating and the centre panel. Apply stone-look and terrazzo-look glass mosaic series and Calacatta or Nero Marquina bookmatch marble panels in the scene, and try backlit onyx in night view. For the design you share we prepare a discovery file with generator sizing, steam line and bill of materials.
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.
Seating group
4 optionsAlp Grey, Graphite Anthracite, Thaya Brown.
- Standard Seating Group
- Alp Grey
- Graphite Anthracite
- Thaya Brown Matt
Panel
4 optionsBookmatch marble and backlit onyx.
- Standard Marble Panel
- Calacatta Bookmatch
- Nero Marquina Bookmatch
- Backlit Onyx
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
Construction service
Sloped ceiling, full waterproofing and a steam generator sized to the room.
Steam Room Construction →From completed projects
- Sofitel Algiers Hamma GardenAlgeria
- Taksim Radisson Blu · Hotel SpaTaksim, Istanbul
- Bolu Narven · Spa Hammam & SaunaBolu
Frequently asked questions
How many kW of steam generator does a steam room need?
Roughly 1 kW per cubic metre of room volume, rising with the share of mosaic and glass surfaces. The 12 m² eight-person reference room uses a 12 kW generator.
Which finish should a steam room use?
For constant 100% humidity at 45-50 °C, glass mosaic, porcelain or low-porosity marble are suitable. Grout must be epoxy and the ceiling sloped so condensation does not drip.
What is the difference between a steam room and a sauna?
A sauna is dry and hot (80-100 °C, low humidity); a steam room is warm and saturated (45-50 °C, 100% humidity). Steam suits airways and skin, sauna suits muscle relaxation.
