Invisible is the project that brings hydrotherapy and turkish bath to the space of 1.2 square meters. Here the glass passes from a decorative tool to a structural element, freeing the view into the room, with the Hammam cabin that 'disappears' inside the room. In the Idro version, the column with vertical water jets and the hand shower are integrated, while the shower head, the nebulizers and the cervical waterfall appear on the roof. In the Tech version, the surrounding environment is colored through the effects of the LEDs used for chromotherapy. In addition, the aromatherapy in the session below allows you to better enjoy the Turkish bath.

Also in 1.2 square meters, Sauna Invisible is the indoor solution based on the interlocking of the elements between glass and wood. Unlike the typical Finnish sauna made only of wood, Invisible is composed of a back wall in fir where the two levels of benches are embedded, while the cladding walls are made of glass.

In the largest space of 2.5 square meters, Megius sets up Nirvana Sauna, which returns to the original meaning of the Finnish word, or winter home. Here the internal finishes in hemlock or classic spruce bring the aesthetic code back to the dawn of these environments and make it ideal for both the home and the hotel industry.

Five square meters is the space needed for Nirvana Combi 2 - and here we are already at the level of a home wellness center that integrates sauna and shower. The first is accessed through the shower tray, after which the scene opens with everything needed for the ritual: the stove, the hot stones, the wooden bucket and the ladle to feed the temperature up to 90-100 °. After the sauna, you can get out by going through a regenerating shower.