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Really nice simple detail work to sell the mood of the spa. The bamboo and leaves give it an organic vibe – I can only imagine the place is full of this type of stuff and likely smells of coconut oil… I like the responsive design, the difference in this from the full screen to small screen is fairly diverse. Makes a really nice study if you’re into that sort of thing.

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berkshiresalondayspacom

Really nice simple detail work to sell the mood of the spa. The bamboo and leaves give it an organic vibe – I can only imagine the place is full of this type of stuff and likely smells of coconut oil… I like the responsive design, the difference in this from the full screen to small screen is fairly diverse. Makes a really nice study if you’re into that sort of thing.

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