Form and Function
An excellent sauna is a fusion of design and engineering — aesthetics and physics. It doesn’t matter how beautiful a sauna looks if the benches are too low, the ceiling shape is off, or the ventilation isn’t right. A good-looking sauna with cold feet, stale air, or uneven heat is just a fancy shed you’ll eventually stop using.
But when these details are dialed in — when the heat envelops you evenly, the air feels fresh, and the space invites you to stay — something shifts. It becomes a place of ritual, of connection, of restoration. A space you and your loved ones will return to for decades.
The Sol Sauna
Sol means sun in Finnish, and this beautiful, modern Scandinavian sauna was designed to face the dawn. With a clean roofline and minimalist silhouette, it’s built to complement natural surroundings while inviting in the morning light.
Every detail is crafted for performance: high benches and ceiling so your whole body is above the rocks, a heat pocket above the door to keep the hottest air in, and a quiet mechanical ventilation system that keeps the air fresh.
This isn’t a kit or a barrel — it's the opposite. Sol is the result of hands-on craftsmanship and deep attention to the invisible details that make a sauna truly exceptional.
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Norr
Norr means north in Finnish, and this design draws inspiration from the gable-roofed saunas and weathered fishing huts of the Scandinavian coast. With its classic silhouette and generous size, Norr feels timeless — grounded in tradition, built for modern life.
The spacious hot room radiates heat from all directions and comfortably seats up to six. High benches and ceiling allow your whole body to be above the rocks and the mechanical ventilation keeps the air fresh.
The black exterior option is finished in traditional Scandinavian pine tar, offering natural protection with a rich, matte tone to the Yakisugi cedar. An optional changing room adds flexibility — perfect for a cold plunge, a cool-down bench, or simply acting as an airlock for winter use, preserving heat in the hot room.