The Art of Luxury Issue 77 2026 | Page 96

96 LUXURY HOMES
DINING ROOM
Dining chairs: Depadova
Dining table: IR Collection“ Float” table by Ina Rinderknecht in bronze and marble Hanging light: Gingko chandelier by Rosie Li Studio Floor lamps by Rosie Li Studio walls and ceiling create a cabinlike feel, which is utterly soothing and feels like a private cocoon. The bathrooms are created to be liveable spaces that nurture a feeling of calm and inner sanctuary. The main closest area offers ample space to create the experience of being in a boutique.
Based on the idea of holistic health and healing, naturopathy and mindfulness, the spa area creates a space of serenity and wellness, while at the same time, incorporating all of the latest stateof-the-art technology throughout. The meticulously planned spa includes a 14m indoor pool, a
Finnish sauna, steam bath, various showers, a massage / relaxing room, a tea station, a changing room, and a separate fitness area of around 100sqm. The deep emerald-green stone pool overlooks the beautiful natural landscape and the quiet village of Teufen. The overall spa experience is luxurious, tranquil and warm. The use of soft creme travertine in various finishes, vibrant green emerald quartzite and rich timber, as well as skillfully integrated lighting, all help to create a profound experience. The spa exudes minimalistic elegance, soothing colour symmetry and a genuine sense of serenity.
BAR
Cabinets: Custom designed by IR in Schotten & Hansen wood and bronze drawers Flooring: Travertine
To accommodate friends and family for special gatherings, a comfortable entertainment space with a high-end home cinema, a separate degustation room and a wine cellar has been created. A 3m long sea salt aquarium divides the entertainment area from the indoor pool, making an unexpected visual partition. Guests can sleep in the two-bedroom duplex apartment which is fully furnished with a private kitchen, open living spaces, bathroom, and office.
THE ART OF LUXURY ISSUE 77 2026