CULT Aesthetics ATL

In Sandy Springs, just north of Atlanta, Cult Aesthetics was designed to match the care and polish their clients expect from the treatments themselves. The space needed to feel refined and grounded, distinct from the clinical look that defines so many wellness environments.

This project is part of our broader commercial interior design work in Atlanta. From medical spas to offices and retail, our focus stays on creating spaces that function smoothly while leaving a lasting impression.

Cult Aesthetics shows how atmosphere and practicality can meet in a design that holds up to everyday use.

The owners wanted the space to feel like a destination. It had to convey a sense of luxury without tipping into excess, and balance hospitality with function. Because many guests return for multiple treatments, the space also needed to feel warm and familiar on repeat visits, not staged or sterile.

We created clear transitions between guest areas and staff-only zones while keeping the materials consistent throughout. Moody tones and textured finishes appear in every room from reception to the laser suite so the experience feels cohesive.

Rather than a single “wow” feature, the design relies on repetition of detail and quality of finish. Custom lighting, muted brass, clean lines, and tactile surfaces work quietly in the background, giving the space its elevated tone without overpowering the purpose of each room.

Lobby and Reception

Dark finishes, layered materials, and soft lighting create a private, welcoming atmosphere from the moment guests arrive.

Treatment and Laser Rooms

Deep tones, matte textures, and built-in storage carry the same language from the front desk into the treatment spaces, keeping them calm and uncluttered.

Grasscloth and Wall Treatments

Natural textures soften the environment and add warmth without relying on bold patterns or color.

Bathroom and Hallway Finishes

These connecting spaces maintain the same level of finish as guest areas, with surfaces chosen for both durability and consistency in tone.