The Portable Spa: Create a “Home Away from Home” in Your Own Backyard

Your home away from home may be as close as your own backyard.  Gardens to plant, vegetable plants to tend, flowers to water, a portable spa to soak in with friends and with family, these are the things that allow us to all take a step back from what is not really important, in order to take a look at what really is…important.  A backyard spa allows you to sit, and think, and to talk, and to relax.  Creating a space for such a retreat just takes a bit of design, a bit of planning.  Where to install your hot tub is an idea to consider.  Many people choose to build a gazebo around the tub, which in my opinion, is great.  The scents of cedar or oak lattice work, enhance the experience of nightly soaks.  It creates a gateway to a world that is free from trouble, free from worry…it is the kind of sanctuary that every home should have.

Not only do cabanas and gazebos provide protection from environmental conditions, they increase your living space, taking your life outside into the fresh air.  Sometimes just sitting aside the hot tub while it is bubbling away, reading a book is enough to give you a bit of time away.  A bit of the sound of water.  Not to mention the time you will spend actually inside the tub, your muscles, your joints and your mind relaxing.  It is an escape from the world, needed every now and then which allows you to continue on in the world, or to see new ways of looking at that world.  Gazebos which surround a hot tub?…the design options are limitless.  Whether you choose to drape them in tiny white lights, or plant vines of jasmine, your time in your portable spa will be enhanced, through visual means and through scents and sounds.

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