SolaceThermasol Design System
Brand
Scheme

Applications

Social

Premium, high-end, but never loud — every post should feel editorial enough to live on Aesop's feed.

Positioning & the Aesop test

Thermasol is quiet confidence and refined wellness — the social equivalent of Aesop, Equinox, and Four Seasons. Warm and inviting, never clinical or promotional. Product is secondary to emotion; every post should read like editorial.

Before publishing anything, apply the benchmark:

Would Aesop, Aman, or Four Seasons post this?

If the answer is no, it does not go on the grid.

A coherent grid, built from the four pillars below:

@thermasol

The Original Wellness Company since 1958

Content pillars

A balanced feed is built from four pillars. Hold to these ratios so the grid stays varied without drifting off-brand.

PillarShareWhat it covers
Project showcases40%Completed installations and hero content
Wellness education25%Steam and sauna benefits, health insights
Lifestyle moments20%Human presence, wellness in action
Partner spotlights15%Designer and architect collaborations

Photography

Warm, golden, and emotional. Show finished, beautiful spaces and natural materials — wood, stone, glass. Lead with feeling, not product.

DoDon't
Warm, golden, natural lightBlue-white or clinical lighting
Finished, beautiful spacesConstruction or installation in progress
Emotion over productProduct-only catalog shots
Faces obscured or croppedHarsh flash photography
Soft highlights, shadow, depthCool or sterile color temperatures

Copy & captions

Keep overlays to a maximum of six to eight words, and leave roughly 40% of the image quiet. Use The Seasons for brand phrases and Poppins for attribution. Captions should open with a sensory or emotional hook, add a line or two of context, then close with a soft question or no CTA at all.

DoDon't
Confident without arroganceSalesy or promotional language
Warm, sensory, aspirational"Revolutionary," "game-changing," "best-in-class"
Soft questions, gentle invitationsAggressive calls to action
Story beyond the productTechnical jargon without context

Approved phrases:

  • Make space to live well.
  • Wellness begins at home.
  • Breathe deep. Steam well.
  • From daily routine to ritual.
  • Trends change. Rituals stay.
  • Make space to breathe.

Instagram

The warm palette only — never the cool B2B palette. Grid cohesion is critical, so keep color temperature consistent across every post.

  • Formats: 1:1 for the classic grid, 4:5 for taller feed posts.
  • Rhythm: one typography-only post every six to nine images for breathing room.
  • Carousels for educational content; Stories for any promotional or announcement content (keep it off the grid).

Pinterest

Vertical and aspirational. Every pin should pass: would I save this to my dream bathroom board?

  • Format: 2:3 vertical, 1000 × 1500 px.
  • Boards: Steam Shower Sanctuaries, Modern Sauna Design, Wellness Rituals, Bathroom Design Inspiration.
  • Warm palette only, consistent with the consumer feed.

Vertical formats

Source assets for these formats do not exist yet — produce them to spec.

Hashtags

  • Keep tags relevant to wellness, design, and the space shown.
  • Favor a focused set over a wall of tags.
  • Never let hashtags read as salesy or competitive ("#1," "best").
  • Match the tag's register to the post — restrained, not shouty.

Pre-publish checklist

  • Brand name spelled Thermasol (only the T capitalized) everywhere.
  • Passes the Aesop test — would Aesop, Aman, or Four Seasons post this?
  • Feels warm and inviting, not clinical; golden tones, not blue-white.
  • Warm palette only — cool palette is B2B and LinkedIn only.
  • Overlay copy under eight words, with breathing room around it.
  • Max two type styles per image; serif never in all caps; no italics.
  • Tells a story beyond the product.
  • Sits within the pillar ratios and keeps the grid cohesive.