How To Set Up The Perfect At-Home Spa Room For Your Appointment

Short answer: You need very little — a quiet room with space for a massage table or mat, and a comfortable temperature. Your therapist brings the massage setup, linens, oils, and equipment, so there's nothing to purchase in advance.

Choosing the right room

Any quiet room with roughly six by eight feet of clear floor space works — a bedroom or living area are both common choices. The main thing to consider is privacy and minimal foot traffic for the duration of your session.

Temperature and lighting

A slightly warmer room than usual helps you relax into the treatment, since you'll be still for an extended period. Dimming the lights or using a lamp rather than overhead lighting also meaningfully adds to the atmosphere, if you have the option.

What to clear away

Simply enough floor space for your therapist to set up and move around comfortably — there's no need for a deep clean or any special preparation beyond making the space accessible.

What your therapist brings

• Portable massage table or mat
• Fresh linens and disposable sheets where needed
• Premium, unopened oils
• Sanitized tools and equipment

Full detail on hygiene protocol is available on our Hygiene Standards page.

Before your therapist arrives

Set your phone aside, let household members know you shouldn't be disturbed, and take a few minutes to settle before your session starts — this small step meaningfully changes how relaxing the first ten minutes feel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy anything before my appointment?

No — your therapist brings the massage table or mat, linens, oils, and all equipment needed.

How much space do I actually need?

Roughly six by eight feet of clear floor space is enough for most treatments.

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