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← Back to Saunas5 saunas (75–95°C) + 6 ice baths (3–15°C); wooden plunge tubs at warmer end. Open-air, designed by Sami Rintala; explicit social and silent zones — the social zone is the social-ritual heart, app-booked.
Newly built bathhouse on an unassuming plot of land just off Kentish Town Road, designed by Finnish architect Sami Rintala of RintalaEggertsson. Five timber-clad saunas in thermally treated spruce and alder, shipped from Finland and Estonia — the wood warm honey-brown and silvering with age.
The saunas range from 75–95°C; six rectangular ice-bath tubs sit in a row outside, water 3–15°C, framed by timber duckboards. A chill-out area in the far corner with low benches and a herbal-tea station.
Scandinavian sparse: bare wood walls, soft natural lighting, no signage clutter. Railway tracks visible just beyond the back fence.
The whole site smells of pine and cold water.