The Space

The Evergreen Healing Room.

One quiet room. The brand is not the wordmark; it is what happens here. White linens, warm light, sheer curtains that catch the late afternoon. Real oils, real stones, a Theragun within reach. No rush.

Inside the room

Every corner, on purpose.

The room is the brand. Nothing here is a stock photo. These are the actual surfaces and tools where the work happens.

Wide view of the treatment room — massage table centered with white linens, two sheer-curtained windows, an antique cabinet between them, framed art, a grey day-bed sofa, and a small lotus mat under the table. — The room, wide. Table centered, sheer curtains, the small lotus mat we use for grounding.

Close-up of the massage table head — knit-textured throw, white face-cradle cover, deep blue privacy curtain, and a soft daylit window beyond. — The head of the table. A breath before we begin.

Room view with a large white-flower painting on the wall, salt-lamp glow, dried lavender in a vase, a heater's warm light below. — The white-flower painting Kristen brought from home. The room is full of small intentional objects.

The shabby-chic white antique vanity centered between two windows, antique mirror, a framed botanical above it, white-linen bench in foreground. — The vanity, wide. Antique mirror, oils and a pitcher within reach.

Side view of the vanity area with a grey upholstered day-bed sofa, woven throws, framed art, and a hanging macramé on the wall. — The grey day-bed sofa. Where clients sit to settle in before the table.

The pre-decompression massage chair: brown leather with a Thai-striped cushion and a cream knit throw draped over the headrest. — The pre-decompression chair, dressed for the season. Spinal traction before the hands-on work.

Stacked blue Thai bolsters and round cushions, with a white shabby-chic shelf-and-lamp behind them and sheer curtains glowing. — Blue Thai bolsters, stacked. For side-lying work and pregnancy positioning.

A white window-style cabinet with mirrored panes, holding small ceramic decorations — green pots, a ceramic flower bouquet in lilac and blue. — A small altar — ceramic flowers in lilac and blue, behind glass panes.

Side cabinet with stereo equipment, a fan, a glowing Himalayan salt lamp, and the warm red light of an electric hearth below. — Quiet music when the session asks for it. The warm glow of the salt lamp.

Close-up of the massage chair — brown leather, Thai striped cushion across the seat, gentle daylight from the window behind. — The chair, closer in. Brown leather, Thai striped cushion.

Theragun percussion-therapy device in its black zipper case. — The Theragun. Wakes up stuck tissue before the slow work.

What's here

Everything you need for the work.

I keep tools I trust within arm's reach. They earn their place in the room.

Master Massage Table with full white linen set
Pre-decompression recliner for spinal traction
Theragun percussion therapy device
Real essential oils for aromatherapy
Hot stone warmer
Red-light laser for inflammation
Inversion table on request
Himalayan salt lamp + an electric hearth for warmth
Quiet music, dim warm light, no rush

The space outside

The Zen Garden.

Just outside the treatment room there’s a garden — old shade trees, stone-and-pebble paths, a bamboo gateway, a barrel of moving water, a small carved meditation piece. Most clients sit out here for a few minutes before we begin, and again before they drive home. The session begins when the gate opens.

Close-up of pink, grey, and green succulents (echeveria rosettes) clustered along the garden wall. — Echeveria. The garden is full of soft architectural plants that don’t hurry.

Bamboo arched trellis with climbing greenery, woven fence panels, stone pavers leading toward a pink house. — The bamboo gateway. A small threshold between the patio and the back garden.

Pebble path winding under old trees beside a textured stone wall, small white shed in the distance. — A path under the trees. The walk to the door is part of the session.

Carved wooden meditation sculpture with two golden orbs nested inside, set against woven bamboo and white flowers. — A small carved meditation piece — found, kept, placed.

Wooden barrel water feature with bamboo poles and dense ivy, in a quiet corner of the garden. — The barrel. The sound of moving water under the leaves.

Blue glass mosaic ornament hung on a tree branch above succulents and a woven thatched fence. — Glass mosaic on the trellis. The garden has lots of small altars.

The porch. Where most clients sit for a few minutes before the session begins.

Reserve the room

Step inside, by appointment.

Sessions are 60, 90, or 120 minutes. The room is for you for the full hour — no overlapping bookings, no waiting room.

Call to book · (530) 788-2257 Gift Certificates Available

Placerville, CA · By appointment