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In-Home Meditation Room

Keeping up with the times of busy lifestyles and people wanting to stay close to home, Toll Brothers' latest model features a room dedicated to meditation or a spa-like environment. This room creates ideas for home buyers wanting a room different from the rest of the house, a place to get away from home within the home.


By By Laura Butalla, Senior Editor November 30, 2004
This article first appeared in the PB December 2004 issue of Pro Builder.

The meditation room is presented within the Solaria model at Aviano® at Desert Ridge® in Phoenix and the Villa D'Este model at Toscana in Las Vegas.
www.tollbrothers.com

Keeping up with the times of busy lifestyles and people wanting to stay close to home, Toll Brothers' latest model features a room dedicated to meditation or a spa-like environment. This room creates ideas for home buyers wanting a room different from the rest of the house, a place to get away from home within the home.

For those who can't afford a spa, or just can't find the time to go to one, converting an office into a spa can be the perfect solution. This room targets busy families as well as empty-nesters. The elements of a home meditation room include a massage treatment table, yoga space for the art of Ashtunga, simple shelves adorned with fragrant potions, aromatherapy candles and soothing palms. A neutral color scheme accents the lush fabrics to create a calm, balanced atmosphere for the quite retreat, which is a separate structure from the home's main living area.

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