Indoor & outdoor saunas
A room for
warmth and calm.
A sauna is neither just a small timber building nor just any interior. Outdoor and indoor spaces each need their own idea for shell, atmosphere and use.
Choose your sauna routeTwo routes to your sauna
Build in the garden.
Transform inside.
Outdoor saunaA separate building for the ritual.
Plan, exterior, roof, terrace, anteroom and privacy are considered as one building. The atmosphere starts on the way to the sauna.
- Free-standing sauna or sauna house
- Anteroom, terrace and sheltered access
- Facade, roof and weather exposure shaped around the garden
Plan an outdoor sauna 
Indoor saunaTransform an existing room into warmth.
Lining, benches, glazing and junctions are developed from the room, structure and use – rather than placing a detached cabin inside the building.
- Sauna room in a house, basement or wellbeing area
- Wall and ceiling lining with individually fitted benches
- Clarify ventilation, moisture, connections and light early
Plan an indoor sauna A sauna project in four conversations
First the place.
Then the warmth.
- 01Room & ritualHow many people, which place and which mood?
- 02Shell & interiorGarden building or existing room: construction follows the situation.
- 03Material & detailsTimber, benches, transitions and finishes create the right calm.
- 04Coordinate technical workHeater, electrics, ventilation and other trades are defined as interfaces and only undertaken within the agreed scope.
Your sauna idea
Switch off outside.
Breathe out inside.
Choose the right starting point. The configurator then asks only questions relevant to that sauna type.
