Design for Leisure (DFL), the global leader in the design and engineering of luxury hydrothermal spa environments, has significantly expanded its international operations to meet the surging demand for high-end hydrothermal solutions in both residential and commercial sectors. The company recently moved into new, larger headquarters in Texas, nearly doubled the size of its London design studio, and established a new office in the Cayman Islands.
New U.S. Headquarters
Design for Leisure’s new headquarters in Cedar Park, just outside Austin, brings together the company’s North American operations into a single, expanded location featuring dedicated office space and warehousing, with future plans to add a showroom and training centre. This strategic move underscores DFL’s deep commitment to the hydrothermal spa and wellness sector and supports its rapidly growing portfolio of clients—from luxury hospitality brands and cutting-edge bathhouses to sports, athletic, and fitness facilities, multifamily communities, and high-end single-family homes.
London Design Studio Expansion
In the U.K., Design for Leisure has nearly doubled the size of its London-based design studio. The expansion enables the company to accommodate up to ten new designers and two support staff. This growing team, comprised of wellness and hydrothermal design specialists, including architectural, MEP and Revit designers, serves as the creative and technical hub for the company’s global design output. The enhanced studio boosts capacity and collaboration, enabling DFL to meet increased demand from high-profile clients around the world.
New Caribbean Office in Cayman Islands
Driven by rapid growth in both private and commercial luxury wellness development across the Caribbean, Design for Leisure has opened a new office on Grand Cayman to provide dedicated, on-the-ground support for clients and partners in the region. Grand Cayman has become a hotbed for ultra-luxury residential and resort projects, most of which now include high-end hydrothermal wellness features—from saunas and steam rooms to cold therapy cabins, vitality pools, and experiential showers.
“As the wellness economy continues to accelerate worldwide, we’re seeing unprecedented demand from developers, architects, and private clients seeking to integrate authentic hydrothermal wellness into their spaces,” said Don Genders, CEO of Design for Leisure. “Our growth in the U.S., U.K., and now the Caribbean reflects this momentum and strengthens our ability to serve an ever-expanding international clientele.”
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