Holm

The island.

Holm is a self-contained sauna experience—an island designed to shape how you move through heat and cold.

The sauna experience is as much about cooling as it is about heating. Holm brings both into one connected space, allowing you to step between temperatures with more intention and control.

It builds on the same solid timber hot room as Origin, adding a second room that mirrors it in scale. This creates a flexible space for cooling, resting, and resetting—well suited for a cold plunge or seating, with the possibility to integrate a shower.

Expansive glass brings light and openness into the space, balancing the intensity of heat and cold and making it more comfortable to use throughout the year.

A more complete way to experience sauna—self-contained, flexible, and designed for use in every season.

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Åland Holm
Holm — lit from within. Winter in the birch forest
Dovetail joinery — precision through every corner
Solid timber interior. Soft, even heat
The full rhythm of bathing. Every season
Heat and cold — in every season
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Åland Holm

Starting at

$XX,XXX

Floor Plan
Isometric
Front Elevation
Side Elevation
Floor Plan
Isometric
Isometric

Exterior Dimensions

Footprint

8'2" depth | 16'11" width | 9'9" height

Interior Dimensions

Hot Room

6'10" depth | 7'9" width

Volume

415 ft³

Flex Space

6'10" depth | 7'9" width

Included

  • 6×8" solid spruce timbers
  • Seats 4–6 people or 2 fully reclined
  • Three-tier bench layout (full-body heat)
  • 10.5 kW Harvia Virta heater (or Narvi wood-burning)
  • Thermally modified benches and flooring
  • Standing seam metal roof
  • Custom aluminum door system with brass hardware
  • Dual-pane glass with aluminum framing
  • Mechanical ventilation (intake + exhaust)
  • Integrated LED lighting and modern sconces
  • Interior and exterior surface treatment

Common Questions

Our saunas are built from solid timber, not framed walls—and that single decision changes everything.

The wood absorbs heat from the stove and radiates it back into the room, creating a softer, more even heat and steam. There are no harsh hot spots or cold zones—the experience is more comfortable than typical stick-built saunas.

At the same time, that same solid structure is what gives the sauna its longevity. There are no thin layers or cavities that shift, twist, or break down over time—just stable timber designed to hold its form and integrity for decades.

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