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STUDIOMINT LUXURY INSIGHTS: Edition 5
In this edition, we explore Longevity, Japandi and Bespoke Scents in Luxury Design

Wellness Centre at the Namuka Bay Fiji Resort designed by Studiomint
LONGEVITY AND LUXURY: DESIGNING FOR WELL-BEING
At Studiomint, we believe that true luxury in design extends beyond aesthetics—it encompasses a holistic approach to well-being. In recent years, the luxury market has seen a notable shift towards longevity and health optimization, blending cutting-edge wellness programs with opulent environments. From high-end gyms that tailor wellness programs using biometric data to luxury retreats focusing on rejuvenation and holistic health, longevity has become a key priority for affluent consumers.
This trend aligns with Studiomint's philosophy, where design isn't just about creating beautiful spaces but enhancing the quality of life for those who inhabit them. Our approach mirrors the personalized wellness programs offered by luxury gyms like Continuum Club and Equinox, where spaces are designed with longevity in mind. At these facilities, individualized health and fitness plans are crafted using advanced data, offering members more than just a workout space—they provide environments where health and wellness are integral to everyday life. Similarly, our designs aim to integrate elements that promote relaxation, rejuvenation, and overall well-being.
Wellness Through Design: Luxury That Promotes Longevity
Luxury resorts such as Six Senses Ibiza and Clinique La Prairie are leading the charge in wellness hospitality by offering longevity-focused retreats. These retreats combine holistic treatments like yoga, sound healing, and nutrient-rich diets to promote long-term health. At Studiomint, we incorporate similar principles in our designs for residential, hotel, and commercial spaces, ensuring that each environment nurtures both body and mind. Whether it’s incorporating natural materials, optimizing lighting for better sleep, or creating calming, minimalist interiors, our designs aim to foster environments that support mental clarity and physical well-being.
Longevity in Residential and Commercial Design
In luxury residential villas and workplaces, the principles of longevity can be subtly woven into the design. For residential spaces, our focus is on creating sanctuaries where relaxation and rejuvenation are at the forefront. Spaces are designed to reduce stress, promote restful sleep, and encourage healthy living. For workplaces, we prioritize layouts that enhance productivity while minimizing stress—allowing employees to thrive in environments that are both aesthetically pleasing and health-conscious.
Hotels and Wellness Retreats: The Next Level of Longevity
The rise of wellness hospitality is evident in both Australia and Dubai, where retreats like Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat and Talise Spa offer programs that blend luxury with longevity. At Studiomint, we see this as the future of hotel design—creating spaces that not only provide luxurious experiences but also contribute to guests’ long-term health. From soundproofing for better sleep to spaces designed for mindfulness and relaxation, we believe that every element of a hotel’s design can support the overall well-being of its guests.
Merging Longevity and Luxury
At Studiomint, we understand that longevity is about more than just living longer—it's about living well. Our designs align with this philosophy by crafting spaces that support physical health, mental clarity, and emotional well-being. Just as Equinox tailors fitness plans to enhance both longevity and quality of life, we tailor our spaces to promote a healthier, more fulfilling way of living.
To explore more about how longevity and well-being intersect with luxury design at Studiomint, read the full blog post here.

Modern interior japandi style design livingroom
THE APPEAL OF JAPANDI: A BLEND OF SIMPLICITY AND FUNCTIONALITY
apandi, a fusion of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian functionality, has become a defining trend in interior design, offering clean lines, natural materials, and a calming aesthetic. At Studiomint, we've seen how this style resonates with clients across a variety of sectors, from residential homes to luxury hotels.
Japandi combines the serenity of Japanese design with the practicality and warmth of Scandinavian interiors. For residential spaces and villas, Japandi brings a tranquil, clutter-free environment that feels both inviting and elegant. The focus on light woods, neutral tones, and functional furniture makes it ideal for creating serene retreats that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor spaces.
In workplaces, Japandi enhances productivity by reducing visual distractions. Its minimalist design creates a calming environment conducive to focus, while multifunctional furniture ensures a balance of practicality and style. Similarly, in medical and wellness spaces, Japandi’s neutral palette and natural materials foster a peaceful, clean atmosphere—ideal for promoting relaxation and comfort.
Hotels and hospitality settings benefit from Japandi’s luxurious yet calming aesthetic, providing guests with spaces that feel both exclusive and serene. The style’s focus on simplicity and warmth creates a welcoming environment where guests can truly unwind.
At Studiomint, we’ve found that Japandi appeals to clients who value sustainability, mindfulness, and well-being. Its timeless aesthetic and versatile nature make it suitable for various sectors, providing elegant, functional spaces that enhance everyday life.
To explore how Japandi works in different environments and how we’re applying this style in our designs, read the full blog post here.

Left: Maison Diptyque, London, UK. Right: AI-powered fragrance machine at The Fragrance Shop, London, UK
DESIGNING WITH SCENT: THE NEW FRONTIER IN LUXURY SPACES
In today’s world of luxury design, it’s not just about what you see—it’s about what you feel, and increasingly, what you smell. Personalised scent design is shaping the future of high-end spaces, from retail to hospitality and even private homes. As highlighted in The Future Laboratory’s blog on scent in retail, leading brands are using bespoke fragrances to evoke emotion and create memorable experiences.
At Studiomint, we’ve been incorporating scent into our projects for years, recognizing that smell is a powerful way to enhance how people connect with spaces. One area where this trend shines is in luxury hotels. Many high-end hotel groups use signature scents throughout their spaces—such as calming lavender or rich sandalwood—to create a welcoming atmosphere. These scents become part of the guest experience, fostering emotional connections that last long after their stay.
We’ve also brought this concept into luxury residential design such as Branded Residences. Scent is just as important as texture, lighting, or furniture when creating a personalized home. Whether it’s warm, rich scents for a cozy living area or fresh, invigorating fragrances for active spaces, scent design allows us to curate an immersive experience that’s tailored to each client’s needs.
To read more about how scent is shaping the future of design, and how Studiomint is pushing the boundaries of sensory experiences, click here to explore the full article.