eyeam has opened its first dedicated wellness destination at 1 Cadogan Gardens in Chelsea, bringing a seven-room spa, recovery technology, movement classes and a hydroponic café into a three-storey historic listed building.
Created by mother and daughter Margo and Roxy Marrone, eyeam World gives the brand’s neurocosmetics philosophy a physical home, connecting skincare with its wider focus on stress, nutrition and daily habits. Margo brings her background as a pharmacist, cosmetic formulator and co-founder of The Organic Pharmacy, while Roxy is an integrative nutritional health and nervous system coach.
“We founded the club to help people optimise their health. Open to all, we hope that everyone that enters and experiences eyeamworld, leaves feeling like a much better version of themselves,” say co-founders Margo and Roxy Marrone.
The spa places hands-on treatments alongside an extensive equipment menu. Its signature Sculpt & Release treatments cover the face and body, with a combined 100-minute option, while the Wet Lymphatic Sculpt Detox follows a three-stage sequence of magnesium exfoliation, chlorophyll and seaweed mud, and a sculpting massage using eyeam’s De-Bloat body glaze. A fully clothed Dry Fascia Stretch Release treatment combines sports massage techniques, stretching, fascia work and breathing.
Technology is woven through the offer, from dry flotation and an infrared lymphatic roller to EMS NeoSculpt treatments for the face and body. The equipment menu also includes the Human Regenerator, which uses cold atmospheric plasma, and a Bon Charge-powered Red Light Frequency Reset combining light, vibroacoustics and a soundscape of birdsong and church bells recorded in Battersea Park.
A dedicated Recovery Room brings several of these wellness interests together in one appointment. Visitors settle into a zero-gravity flotation chair for a session incorporating technologies such as NanoVi, the Nurosym vagus nerve stimulation device and Therabody compression boots, alongside frequency meditation. This is the club’s approach to bio-stacking: combining several modalities within a single experience. The current booking allocates an hour, including 40 minutes of treatment and time to settle in before and afterwards.
Food is another part of the concept. The café uses herbs and greens grown hydroponically on an indoor living wall, making the growing process part of the space itself. Coffee and functional smoothies sit within a menu developed to accompany the club’s treatment protocols, giving visitors somewhere to spend time before or after an appointment.
Movement sessions run in small groups, with a programme including Hot Sculpt, Strong Sculpt, Hot Pilates, Neuro-Step Dance and calisthenics. The founders have built the classes around strength, fascia release and lymphatic movement, extending the club’s focus on recovery into the workout studio.
Workshops, talks and courses add an educational element, with planned subjects including longevity nutrition, hormonal wellbeing and art therapy. Together with the café and classes, they give the space a social purpose beyond individual treatment appointments.
For spa and salon operators, the commercial interest lies in that breadth. A customer can first encounter eyeam through a workout or café visit, then explore treatments, products and workshops over time. The format creates opportunities for the brand to become part of a regular routine, with several services available at the same address.
Membership is optional, with individual bookings and treatment packs available alongside subscriptions. Single workout classes are currently £30 and a Recovery Room session is £155, while monthly memberships start at £395. eyeam World is now open at 1 Cadogan Gardens, Chelsea, London SW3 2RJ.
eyeam has opened its first dedicated wellness destination at 1 Cadogan Gardens in Chelsea, bringing a seven-room spa, recovery technology, movement classes and a hydroponic café into a three-storey historic listed building.