A retreat where to indulge in moments of wellness and relaxation. The desire with which Janine Allis entrusted In Design International for her Melbourne home was immediately fulfilled, also thanks to the long-standing relationship between Penny del Castillo and Gessi, which led to the creation of a wellness room that rivals the best Spas. Starting from the project of the Wolf Architects studio, the choice of colors, materials, and finishes was as simple as it was effective. In the master bathroom, everything is arranged to provide a couple with every possible comfort: the full-height dark wood partition that separates the bathtub from the two showers makes the environment even warmer and more elegant, while safeguarding privacy. The faucets of the two sinks, the two showers, and the large bathtub in the center of the room are Gessi316 with the Meccanica decoration and a PVD copper finish. In the guest bathroom, the choice fell instead on another of Gessi's most beloved collections, Goccia, with a ceiling-mounted spout. For the kitchen island, a faucet from the Gessi Officine collection inspired by the world of mechanics was chosen, in a brushed copper PVD finish.