Diamond SpasWater, held in metal

It began with
a farmhouse chair.

As a child, Stephanie Bennett spent her visits to her grandparents’ farm in Colorado in a reclining chair that seemed to hold the body perfectly. Years later, living in a small Rocky Mountain town, she imagined a bathtub with the same body conforming shape and described it to Tom Bennett, a welder by trade.

A couple of weeks later they assembled the first stainless steel bath in Tom’s shop. In March 1996 they founded Diamond Spas as equal partners, and in time they married in the mountain town where they had met.

“You design it and I’ll build it.”Tom Bennett, to Stephanie, as she recalls it in the house history

Three decades
of metal and water.

Drawn, welded,
polished by hand.

Every piece is made to order in Frederick, Colorado, by the house’s own engineers, welders and finishers.

From a plunge
to a rooftop pool.

Three families of work, every one of them custom fabricated.

The backyard
wellness circuit.

The house builds both halves of the modern ritual: the warm, deep spa and the cold therapy plunge, side by side.

One designs.
One builds.

Thirty years on, Diamond Spas is still owned and run by the couple who started it.

From a mountain shop
to the world.

The latest
from Diamond Spas.