Levandule Meditation Pavilion
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
QELNAVOR Retreats — a room at the end of the path
Practice deserves a building that practises back; the Levandule does — orientation planned to morning light at survey, nothing to dust but the floor, and quiet engineered rather than promised.
A tea house is a philosophy with a roof: proportions taken seriously, thresholds that slow you down on purpose, and joinery clean enough to hold the ritual. Ours are built by carpenters who understand that the door should sound right when it closes.
Design & Craft
- 5 years structure, 2 on fittings; parts stocked 15
- Interiors lined in pale timber that holds the light
- Orientation planned to morning light at survey
- Underfloor warmth for barefoot seasons
- Assembled by our crews; packaging taken away
- Glazing placed for the view, not the spec sheet
Specifications
| Format | One-room, 3 × 3 m |
| Acoustics | Lined, garden-volume world |
| Warmth | Underfloor, barefoot-rated |
| Orientation | Surveyed to morning light |
| Loads | EN 1991, CZ zones stated |
| Weight | ≈ 1527 kg |
| Warranty | 5 yr structure, parts 15 |
Care
Brush pollen and dust seasonally, keep planting a hand's width off the timber, and let ventilation do its quiet work. The care card states the finish and interval; our crews offer a re-oiling service by subscription.
Questions, Answered
Is it usable year-round?
Insulated retreats with heating are four-season rooms; the listing states the package. Three-season models say so plainly and cost accordingly.
Does it need utilities?
Power arrives by garden cable our crews can lay; water and drainage only where you choose plumbed options. Many retreats run happily on a single circuit.
The QELNAVOR Promise
One standard across the range: if it would not stand a Bohemian winter in our own display garden, it does not ship with the QELNAVOR mark.