Nilo Spa Design has launched an innovative suite of spa and beauty treatment room furniture called Green Prestige, designed by leading international designers Stefano and Elisa Giovannoni.

Nilo’s continuous functional and aesthetic research has led to the creation of this collection of pieces, which represent the perfect synthesis of elegance, comfort, and quality.

The range has clean and minimalist lines that express the ideal balance between contemporary aesthetics and functionality.

When a treatment room contains the Green Prestige collection, the space offers an immersive and exclusive experience for guests – where every detail unites to create a feeling of total wellbeing.

The suite incorporates high-quality materials, meticulous craftsmanship and the highest quality finishes to create a fully integrated treatment room, but it also provides a luxurious environment where design becomes an integral part of the relaxation experience.

At the heart of the treatment room stands the Ninfea bed, the beating heart of the spa experience. This new model stands out for its ergonomic design and extreme practicality. It ensures maximum comfort for the customer and excellent functionality for the operator.

Other coordinated furnishings have been developed to surround the bed and integrate perfectly with each other. These create a coherent, orderly and highly professional environment.

Green Prestige is not just a collection of furniture, but a true vision of wellness that combines the excellence of Italian design with practical features for professional use in spas around the world.

The suite of components is designed to enhance any space and offer a unique experience for both the operator and the customer.

To discover more about the project: Green Prestige – Nilo Spa Design

Massimiliano Prato, commercial director, Nilo Spa Design, said: “The line conceived by Stefano and Elisa Giovannoni embodies the perfect balance between design, wellness and sustainability. Every curve and every texture speaks a refined and sensorial language.”