HOME REMEDIES
Workout enhancers, healing treatments, and beds for lots of ZZZ bring fitness and wellness in-house to help you exert, recover, and relax. by Alexandra Cheney
The white lacquered Tranquility Pod thwarts 90 percent of outside noise and accommodates a 6.5-foot-wide octagonal waterbed to facilitate relaxation. LED mood lighting and an 80-watt, fourspeaker sound system surrounds the temperaturecontrolled mattress covered in memory foam and suede. A pulse sensor synchronizes the lights with users’ heart rates to create an ambient lighting experience based on your current disposition. $30,000; available through Hammacher Schlemmer, hammacher.com
Swedish bed maker Hästens collaborated with design duo Bernadotte & Kylberg (as in Swedish Prince Carl Bernadotte and designer Oscar Kylberg) to reimagine its popular 2000T bed with new looks: Appaloosa riffs on the firm’s classic blue check and Marwari is a rich chestnut brown. From $41,990; hastens.com
The OxyHealth Solace 210 portable, inflatable chamber eliminates the need to travel to a facility for hyperbaric oxygen treatments (the administration of pure oxygen in a high-pressure environment). The treatment brings oxygen to damaged tissues to facilitate natural healing processes; it’s a practice that has been around for more than 350 years. The smallest chamber weighs 73 pounds, is roughly the length of a twin bed, and requires a doctor’s prescription. From $7,000; oxyhealth.com 148 Spring 2018
The Moon 01 headboard and bed frame design, a collaboration between Korean lifestyle designer Teo Yang and Savoir Beds, features three overlapping circles representing the moon’s movement. Glazed metallic linen symbolizes the moon’s glow. The two outer half-moon panels fold in for a cocoon-like sleep. About $57,560; savoirbeds.com