If you design spaces, you need freedom.
We build it.
If you design spaces, you need freedom.
We build it.
Handcrafted means: zero compromise on the concept
When we talk about handcrafted production, we don’t simply mean “non-industrial” manufacturing.
For Spa Space®, handcrafted means designing from the idea—not adapting the idea to a predefined product.
Each mini pool is developed in response to a specific project, with precise requirements in terms of space, function, aesthetics, and experience.
This approach allows the design vision to remain intact, even when the context includes constraints or non-standard requirements.
Free forms and geometries
Straight lines, soft curves, sharp angles, irregular geometries, bespoke cuts:
form is never a limitation imposed by the product, but a design choice.
Working in a handcrafted way means we can adapt to complex spaces, irregular terraces, interiors with unconventional geometries, or contexts where every centimeter has design value.
If a form is conceived to dialogue with the architecture, we can develop it.
Dimensions built around the project
There are no predefined sizes or standard dimensions to follow.
Dimensions are defined according to the space, proportions, and intended use.
This allows you to:
- integrate the mini pool without forcing it
- respect the project’s visual balance
- optimize available surfaces and volumes
- enhance even small or complex spaces
The pool becomes part of the architecture, not an added element.
Technical integration and customised design
Handcrafted production allows us to work on details: edges, surfaces, colors, and integration with flooring and wall finishes.
Every choice is made to maintain coherence with the project’s language, avoiding unwanted contrasts or standard solutions that disrupt visual continuity.
The result is a product that feels designed together with the space, from the very beginning.
The more unique the project, the greater the value of this approach
A particularly ambitious, complex, or non-standard project is not a challenge—it is the ideal context for craftsmanship to express its full potential.
The higher the level of customization required, the greater the opportunity to work on accessories, configurations, and experiential elements, creating a truly bespoke solution.
Craftsmanship as a design tool
In short, craftsmanship is not an aesthetic feature, but a tool in service of the project.
It preserves the concept, respects design decisions, and transforms an idea into a concrete, functional, and coherent experience.
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Forms and geometries
Curves, angles, cuts, niches, and irregular spaces. If it can be designed, it can be built. -
Fully custom dimensions
Bespoke sizing for terraces, interiors, gardens, rooftops, suites, and wellness areas. -
Finishes and details
Materials, colors, edges, and integration with floors and wall coverings.
Accessories and evolving configurations
Concealed hydromassage systems
Scenic lighting
Internal layouts and seating
Solutions for terraces and rooftops
Hospitality-dedicated options
Spa Space® is constantly evolving, with new configurations and accessories.
How we work with architects and designers
Step 1 | Project analysis
We start from what truly matters:
floor plans, sections, context (indoor, outdoor, terrace, rooftop), structural constraints, and functional goals.
This phase allows us to understand where customization can be pushed and where technical balance is required.
Step 2 | Technical assessment and design potential
Based on the brief, we analyze feasibility, clearances, possible configurations, and compatible accessories.
You don’t receive “a model,” but a proposal coherent with the project and designed to integrate with the architecture.
Step 3 | Alignment and definition
Architects and designers remain at the center of the process.
Together, we refine dimensions, layouts, details, and functional choices, maintaining coherence between aesthetics, use, and regulatory context.
Step 4 | Bespoke handcrafted production
Each pool is produced to specification.
Craftsmanship allows us to respect design decisions and manage non-standard requests.
Step 5 | Support through completion
We remain available for technical clarification and support during the final phases, ensuring that what you designed becomes exactly what will be experienced
A clear process, a single point of contact, maximum design freedom.
Spa Space®
A clear point of contact, a single point of contact, maximum design freedom
FAQ
Technical integration and customised design
Customization is real and rooted in handcrafted production.
Dimensions, proportions, internal layouts, forms, and configurations are defined starting from the project, not chosen from a rigid price list. This allows us to work even with complex spaces, irregular geometries, or contexts where a standard solution would not be architecturally coherent with the project.
Yes. Terraces, rooftops, internal courtyards, and constrained spaces are often ideal contexts for a bespoke solution.
We evaluate the project starting from plans, sections, and clearances to identify a configuration that respects structural limits while enhancing the available space.
The dialogue is direct and progressive.
After the initial brief, we analyze feasibility and propose solutions aligned with the project. The architect always remains central to decision-making: every choice is shared and refined to maintain balance between aesthetics, function, and regulatory context.
Yes. Many projects are designed for interiors or hybrid spaces.
The ability to work on dimensions, layouts, and accessories allows the pool to be integrated into indoor environments while maintaining coherence with materials, lighting, and spatial perception.
Accessories and configurations are selected based on the intended use of the space: residential, wellness, or hospitality.
The approach is not about “adding features,” but about building an experience coherent with the project, balancing comfort, usability, and long-term management.
Terrace installation is possible but must always be evaluated at the design level.
As with any element introducing a significant load, structural capacity must be verified through appropriate structural calculations carried out by a qualified professional.
Our role is to provide the architect with all necessary technical information (dimensions, volumes, configurations, indicative weights) to support correct load and slab distribution assessments.
A standard solution imposes predefined dimensions, forms, and limits on the project.
The handcrafted approach preserves the design idea, respects proportions and architectural integration, and delivers a final result coherent with the architect’s vision and the client’s expectations.