Spa Looks
The reception gets a serene logo mark; treatment rooms get a very slow rotating pattern that reads as breathing light. The key word is slow, motion that soothes rather than stimulates.
Low noise is essential; a spa is quieter than most retail, so the fan must be near silent.
Spa Checklist
- Very slow rotation for calm.
- Low noise under 25 dB.
- Warm, soft white balance.
- Small unit for intimate rooms.
- Simple control for therapists.
Spa Comparison
| Zone | Unit | Power | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reception | 15 to 50 W logo | 15 to 50 W | Brand mark |
| Treatment room | Rotating dynamic | Varies | Calm motion |
| Hallway | 15 W logo | 15 W | Wayfinding |
| Garden bath | Rechargeable | Battery | Outdoor calm |
Slow Is the Secret
Set rotation to its gentlest setting. A fast pattern reads as a party; a near-imperceptible drift reads as spa. Test it with the room lights low, as guests actually experience it.
Brightness for Spas
Spas are dim and warm; 15 W covers a room accent, 50 W a reception mark. There is no call for power here, only mood.
Mistakes
- Too-fast rotation breaking calm.
- Audible fan in a quiet room.
- Cold white killing the warmth.
- Beam in the guest's eyes.
