Bhuti, a new “eco wellbeing escape” is set to open in Richmond, London, at the beginning of February 2016. Bhuti is described as “a centre for wellbeing, providing a space for transformation as an antidote to the modern urban lifestyle.”
The centre goes beyond traditional beauty, offering solutions for wellbeing inside and out, and will be offering a curated range of holistic, natural and remedial spa treatments, complementary therapies, membership space and facilities, as well as a studio for yoga and Pilates.
“We will offer a unique, natural environment where our clients and members feel at home and cared for,” said owner Samantha Trinder.
Designed by London-based Caulder Moore, the 4,500sq ft (418sq m) centre includes six treatment rooms, including one for colonic hydrotherapy, and will be using Oskia, ila, Neom, Live Native and Elemental Herbology products.
The range of treatments will include organic manicures and pedicures, living facials and holistic body treatments, and complementary therapies, including colonic hydrotherapy and naturopathy.
The studio will include yoga, Pilates, mindfulness and meditation classes and workshops. A tea room will offer nutrient-dense, cutting-edge organic, raw, vegan food and drinks, said Favre.
The centre also includes a private members area for deep relaxation, a social lounge, and an ethical lifestyle shop.
Bhuti is a sister company to The Bingham, a contemporary boutique hotel also located in Richmond – both of which are owned by Trinder.
Bhuti is currently recruiting for spa staff.
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