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UMMELINA INTERNATIONAL DAY SPA
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he 5000-square-foot
is centered
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spa
around a
skylit atrium. The use of
wood, glass, stone, concrete,
metal, natural fibers and
earth-tone
colors reflect
Ummelina's
philosophy
nature
combined
of
with the
latest spa technologies.
Custom fixturing with built-in
vitrines, adjustable
glass
shelving, stained existing
concrete
and polished
terrazzo floors are some of
the reclaimed
uses
and economic
of materials.
on salvaged
"Petroglyphs"
teak
doors
symbolize the nature-inspired
environment
in each room.
"The Desert;' a sauna and
body treatment
area, uses
reclaimed cedar timbers,
desert sand slate floor and
alabaster
accent lighting to
create a unique dry sauna
experience.
"The Rainforest"
features dark green slate
flooring and green accent
tiles to represent
an abstract
forest environment.
Design: GGLO, PLL.C., Seattle - William Gaylord, AlA, member-in-charge;
Renee Roman, project manager; Julia
Brunzell, interior designer
Ummelina International Team: Nina Ummel, chief visionary officer Additional Consultants: Mag Secretario, Mag:Design, Seattle; Trina Haines Prawat, Savvy Inc.. Seattle; Fixturing: Kinsella Woodworks
Co., Seattle Furniture: David Sm~h & Co.. Seattle Flooring: L.M. Schofield, Los Angeles; Dal-Tile, Dallas; Unique Tile,
Seattle; American Slate Co.. Seattle; Armstrong World Industries, Lancaster, Pa.; Mannington Commercial, Calhoun,
Ga.; Karastan/Bigelow, Atlanta Ceiling: Armstrong World Industries, Lancaster, Pa. Lighting: Lightolier, Fall River,
Mass.; Basic Source, Rohnert Park, Calif.; Tee Lighting, Chicago Laminates: Pion~e Decorative Laminates, Auburn,
Maine Wall coverings: Unique Tile (U.S. Ceramic), Seattle; Dal-Tile, Dallas; Ann Sacks Tile, Seattle; Seattle Curtain,
Seattle; Duluth Timber Company, Seattle Fabrics: Hemp Textiles International, Bellingham, Wash. Signage: Messenger Sign, Seattle; Peter David Glass Design, Seattle Graphics: Ivey Seright, Seattle; Janine Matthews Design,
Seattle Props/decoratives:
David Smith & Co., Seattle; Waterdance, Seattle
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