Spa Vision Expands Luxury Portfolio

Foot Ritual in Albamhor Spa at The Fife Arms, Braemar. Photo by Sim Canetty-Clarke

Leading spa consultants Spa Vision have just announced a new partnership with Esthetica, one of India’s leading manufacturers of spa and salon furniture. The introduction of Esthetica will see the addition of traditional Ayurveda Dhroni tables, multipurpose spa tables for oil and dry massages, Shirodhara massage table, low floor Thai massage bed and striking ritual bowls.

This marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Spa Vision, now facilitating further consultancy of businesses looking to expand their Ayurvedic treatment offerings.

Commenting on the new partnership, Colin Cameron, Director at Spa Vision, said, “For us our relationship with Esthetica allows us to add a high quality, yet distinctive element to our portfolio. A crucial element of the partnership is that they combine traditional design and modern wood crafting to create beautiful and luxurious products, which we know our clients are consistently striving for to meet guest needs.”

Shirodhara Massage Bed

Traditional Ayurvedic treatments and eastern influences are increasingly being added to spa menus here in Australia, with a growing presence throughout noteworthy spa retreats such as Sol Spa (Sydney) Crown Spa and Willow Urban Retreat (Melbourne).

Spa Vision supplies, procures and consults for the spa, health, beauty and wellness industries. Globally the business works with a broad spectrum of clients including hotel spas, destination spas, wellness centres, day spas, medi spas, salons, yachts, independent therapists and residential homes.

By adding the capability to deliver bespoke designs, Spa Vision are able to offer unique and tailored solutions to its diverse client base around the world.  The traditional nature of the Esthetica style appeals to those clients looking to combine this look with all the functionality demanded in a modern spa setting.

*Hero image by Renaissance Mumbai Conference Centre

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