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06/03/2026

Introducing daily silence hours at Capybara đź•›

You asked, we listened. Before noon, the bathhouse breathes in quiet. No chatter, no rush, just warm water, gentle air, and a moment to be still.

Book your bath via link in bio.

Bathing as architecture—light, thoughtful, and perfectly in tune with the landscape.Kengo Kuma & Associates’ Kogoshi Bat...
05/03/2026

Bathing as architecture—light, thoughtful, and perfectly in tune with the landscape.

Kengo Kuma & Associates’ Kogoshi Bathhouse perches halfway up a cliff, extending one of Japan’s finest hot-spring inns into its surroundings rather than taking over.
Cypress floors run through the space, pale and airy yet steeped in tradition.

The mix of visual lightness and precise structure makes the bath feel suspended—floating somewhere between ground and sky.

Here, architecture steps back, giving bathing the spotlight. A space to linger, breathe, and soak it all in.
Architects: Kengo Kuma and Associates.
Photography: Water Archi

01/03/2026

Mineral, massage, magnesium.

Our salt scrub at Capybara does more than polish. It eases tension, wakes up circulation, and nudges your body back to balance.

Massage onto damp skin, let the salts do their thing, then rinse clean.

26/02/2026

A softer kind of cold.

Ice scrub brings the clarity of ice plunging, without the dive.
Gently glide ice across warm skin during or post sauna. A subtle contrast brings the body back to centre.

Elevate the salt scrub ritual with a single pump of Leif Body Wash mixed into the Epsom salt and gently worked into damp...
22/02/2026

Elevate the salt scrub ritual with a single pump of Leif Body Wash mixed into the Epsom salt and gently worked into damp skin. It’s mineral-rich and grounding.

Think milky foot, but better: no plastic booties, no peeling days later, just immediate relief.

21/02/2026

Reward yourself with rest.

Call a friend, bring them along, let your bodies soften, and relax into a time where nothing is required of you.

Rest isn’t an afterthought. It’s part of the ritual.The body integrates heat, cold, and movement during stillness. Muscl...
19/02/2026

Rest isn’t an afterthought. It’s part of the ritual.

The body integrates heat, cold, and movement during stillness.

Muscles release. Breathing deepens. The nervous system recalibrates.

15/02/2026

Close the eyes. Inhale deeply.

Scent travels faster than thought.

Warm air, scented water, and a fresh towel release aroma into the heat—across the skin, through the breath, and into the nervous system.

A moment of sensory clarity inside the heat.

Simple ingredients. Thoughtful sourcing.Leif’s plant-based formulations hero Australian flora, chosen for their restorat...
12/02/2026

Simple ingredients. Thoughtful sourcing.

Leif’s plant-based formulations hero Australian flora, chosen for their restorative properties and minimal impact. Clean skin, without unnecessary excess.

Care that feels considered which is why we chose it for all your hair and body needs in the bathhouse.

07/02/2026

Step inside. Let the room do the work.

Steam wraps the skin, opens the breath, and quiets the nervous system. There’s nothing to push, nothing to achieve.

Just heat, moisture, and the rhythm of breathing.

Stay until time feels less important.

Steam. Scrub. Socialise.For thousands of years, the hammam has been a place of renewal - not just for the body, but for ...
31/01/2026

Steam. Scrub. Socialise.

For thousands of years, the hammam has been a place of renewal - not just for the body, but for the mind and community.

In our latest blog, we explore the origins of the hammam bathing ritual, the art of the scrub, and why these ancient practices still resonate today.

If you’ve ever wondered why heat heals — this one’s for you.
👉 Read more via the link in bio.

Photography: İbrahim Özbunar.

A reminder that bathing spaces have always been about more than water — architecture as ritual, design as care, public s...
30/01/2026

A reminder that bathing spaces have always been about more than water — architecture as ritual, design as care, public space as pause.

We continue to learn from places that honour bathing as a way of life.

Svømmehal, Copenhagen
Photography: Jon Nordstrøm 

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Surry Hills, NSW
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