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AM05 Hot + Cool fan heater Dyson
Dyson’s bladeless fan heater promises year-round efficiency, with fast and even treatment room heating in winter and high-velocity air cooling in summertime. Air Multiplier technology in the form of
nine, asymmetrically aligned fins ensures a constant and smooth airflow. During heating, the air travels over
ceramic stones, self-regulating the heat transferred. Meanwhile, an intelligent thermostat regulates temperature evenly, turning off when the desired temperature is reached and on when it falls.
+44 (0) 1666 827 200
www.dyson.co.uk
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My Spa Heaven Inviion
A total of 10 spa experiences are provided by Inviion’s innovative new My Spa Heaven, all in the space of one single cabin. Its functions include water and thermal
applications such as an integrated vitality and Kneipp shower, a tepidarium, a steam and inhalation bath and infra-red heat, to offer a combination of relaxing and vitalising wellness experiences. My Spa Heaven, available in various designs, is easy to maintain and simple to install as the perfect complement to existing spa facilities or as a new addition to a hotel spa suite.
+43 5244 651500
www.inviion.com
Bespoke light installations Sharon Marston
Specialising in the design and creation of unique, sculptural, interior light installations, Sharon Marston’s studio has won international acclaim for its pioneering use of fibre optic technology. The installations can be fitted flush
to the ceiling with all projectors and electrics housed remotely and the striking ethereality of the decorative, hand-crafted components can be seen in the Dujardin collection [pictured]. Marston’s designs are regularly used in high end spa installations – such as within the thermal floors of ESPA Life at the luxurious Corinthia London hotel.
+44 (0) 20 8670 4644
www.sharonmarston.com
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