TAPPING INTO CALM: SPA CULTURE AT HOME AND AWAY

At Little Giant, we’re continually inspired by the rituals of rest. Spa culture rooted in slow rhythms, sensory awareness, and intentional design has long informed how we approach both commercial wellness spaces and private homes. Whether it’s a boutique hotel in Tofino or a mountain retreat in Golden, our designs aim to create moments of pause. That might mean a cedar clad sauna with filtered forest light, a deep Japanese style soaking tub framed by mountain views, or heated concrete floors that guide you barefoot through a space. In the home, these elements become small sanctuaries: spaces to reconnect, recover, and recharge. Spa inspired architecture isn’t just about luxury, it’s about designing for well-being, inside and out.

Modern outdoor bathroom with a walk-in shower, bathtub, and lush greenery visible through a glass wall. Puerto Vallarta Custom Home. Interior Design.
modern outdoor lounge area with wooden and concrete elements, tall columns covered in ivy, seating, and a swimming pool in the foreground, surrounded by trees. Spa. Architecture and Interior Design.
Luxury outdoor patio with lounge chairs and view of a body of water at sunset. Victoria British Columbia Custom Home. Architecture and Interior Design.
Their sauna room view with wooden panels, a basket filled with sauna stones, a small wooden bench, and a textured pebble floor. Victoria British Columbia Custom Home. Architecture and Interior Design.