Stone aromalamp with steam
In today's hectic world, everything is becomingIt is becoming more and more difficult to find time to relax and let off steam. Many people prefer to relax in Russian, Finnish, Turkish saunas or visit SPA complexes, but how often do they have the opportunity to do this? Marcis Ziemins, a student at the Eindhoven Design Academy, suggests visiting the steam room every day, without leaving your workplace. His miniature version of a classic sauna - an aroma lamp with steam - can become an unusual interior accessory that will promote rest and relaxation.
Trying to save fast-disappearing traditionsnative Latvia, Markis transformed all the basic elements of the Latvian steam room into a compact aroma lamp body that can fit on a table in an office, bathroom or bedroom. “The classic elements – water, fire, earth and air – meet, interact and become one,” says the young designer about his mini-sauna.Of course, this stone aroma lamp will not replacea full-fledged sauna or a visit to a spa, as it cannot warm up the entire room and fill it with heat and steam. However, the device still produces a considerable amount of steam. The aroma lamp consists of a basalt stone with a small built-in tray for fuel and a copper tap with a container for water and aromatic mixtures, essential oils. Water gradually drips onto the hot stone, turning into thick aromatic steam. The intensity of the liquid supply can be adjusted, but the aroma lamp can work for a maximum of four hours without “refilling”.
