Osada Jaworzyny

Osada Jaworzyny SPA in Zawadka is a project involving comprehensive theming of a relaxation zone located in an earth-sheltered building. The project was completed in 2020, and the total area of artificial rock decorations was 350 m². The main objective was to transform the spa interior into a naturalistic rock cave and harmoniously connect the buildings with the surrounding landscape.

In the central part of the spa zone, we created an artificial cave with two jacuzzi tubs. The decorations covered both the walls and the ceiling, creating a compact and realistic rock formation. LED lighting was hidden within the rock structure so that the light sources remain invisible, while subtle illumination emphasizes the sculpting, texture and depth of the surfaces.

The scope also included artificial rocks outside the facility, including decorative theming of the entrance to the spa cave. The external formations serve both aesthetic and structural functions as a retaining wall supporting the earth around the building. As a result, technical elements were hidden and the architecture gained a natural character referencing a rocky landscape.

The next stage involved cladding a second earth-sheltered building with artificial rocks; this building contains an apartment for Osada Jaworzyny guests. Its form was matched to natural stones brought to the site, creating a coherent composition of architecture, decoration and surroundings. The project shows how artificial rocks can combine decorative, practical and structural functions, creating a unique relaxation space for spas, hotels and resorts.