I’m a spa girl. Before I got pregnant I used to go to the spa about once a week and just soak in the jacuzzis and saunas, scrub myself down, do a mask and relax. I have been lucky enough to travel the world and try spas in countries as diverse as Turkey, Morocco, Hungary, Mexico, Switzerland and Italy. I’ve hit up the Russian Baths in NYC and here in L.A. the Korean Spas are my favorite. But since both country and spa hopping are not going to be in the picture for me for a while I’ve decided to bring home the Hammam! While the bathroom at my Echo Park rental will never *truly* be as luxurious as a Turkish or Moroccan hammam, by incorporating some of these elements into my water closet, I should be on my way to major relaxation sesh…join me?
Scrub
Hammam Bowl
Tray Table
Soap Holder
Bath mat
Tiles
Hammam Soap
Argon Oil by Josie Maran
Sea Salt in a stone bowl
Lantern
Pink Turkish Towel
I love this decor style, but particularly difficult to me to pull of…yet yo do it so effortlessly. I love the tray table especially.
In love with this inspiration board! Love every detail!
I love that soap dish. Beautiful items. XoXo, Iris
That top photo…why don’t we all put our baths in the floor? Makes good sense. And it’s gorgeous!
I must admit my one and only hammam experience (in Morocco) was wayyyy out of my comfort zone! Still, I was blown away with how awesome I felt afterwards. I would like to go back.
Where is the top photo of the bath from?
Thanks
@Malize- it’s from this link: http://thefrencheye.blogspot.com/2012/03/see-ya.html In Tunesia!
I was in Morocco in March for the first time in my life and now this post is killing me softly. I love Morocco and it’s amazing culture, textiles and people. Great post.
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