No reps. No PRs. No coach yelling at you. Just ice baths, sauna, breath, and silence — alone in a crowd, or in a circle with strangers. You choose every time.
Request founding accessYou're tired because nothing in your day tells your nervous system it's safe to stop. Notifications. Calls. Coffee. Crossfit. More coffee.
Valencia gives you sun, paella, and a coworking space on every corner. But where do you actually switch off? Where does the noise end? HUSH is built for one job: bringing your system down.
Every slot is shared. Up to fifteen strangers, one tea room, three ice baths, one Finnish sauna, one breathwork instructor, one sauna master. The first thirty minutes are guided — circle, breath, gong, plunge, sauna ritual, plunge again. After that, the door opens and you go your own way.
Phone-free lounge. Towels. Hot tea. Real people, no small talk required.
3°C. Three minutes. Together under the gong, or alone whenever you're ready.
85°C. Real wood. Real heat. Aufguss ritual at the start of every slot.
Guided breathwork to open. Phone-free zones throughout. By design.
Group ritual or quiet drift. The slot is the same. You choose every visit.
We're building HUSH with a small group of founding members first. If this resonates with you, leave your details below. We'll invite people in batches — starting with the most aligned.
So you know what you're locking in. Founding members never pay these.
Founding members lock €99/mo unlimited — €60 below the public rate, forever.
Roman Tugashev has spent over a decade building places where people come together.
A street food festival that grew across Eastern Europe and beyond. A multicultural music festival that filled one of Kyiv's largest venues for years. Art-Zavod Platforma — a former factory that became a neighbourhood of creative offices, coworking spaces, production studios, a coffee roastery, a craft brewery, bakeries, and independent workshops — all under one roof.
Places where people didn't just visit, but stayed, worked, and built things together.
He came to recovery the same way most people do — not by choice, but by necessity. Breathwork and cold came later. Silence came last.
The format always changed. The obsession never did: create the right environment, and people will find each other inside it.
HUSH is the same idea — stripped to its core. No stage. No market. No festival. Just the space, the ritual, and the people who show up.
The 100 who don't get to help shape what HUSH becomes — before anyone else walks through the door.