Prediction: The Spa Room

Within the next two years, we will see regular use of the term 'spa room' - that is, a room in one's own house dedicated to spa treatment.

I know what you're thinking, 'That's not original; saunas have been around forever,' so I'll clarify now. I don't mean 'sauna' or 'whirlpool'. They go in a spa room. So do staff, who, in the main, don't spend much time in the bathrooms of billionaires.

(Life)Style rags ranging from Wallpaper to Woman's Day have been telling us to 'bring the spa home' for quite some time now. Usually they all mean the same thing, 'Buy this face cream i just got for free'. And, usually, it's essentially the same face cream, the only difference being whether it costs $5, $50, or $500. With the blossoming super-rich demographic, put money on the fact that when it comes to 'bringing the spa home', those words will be taken literally.