Wellness products & physical rituals inspired by the land, sound and spirit of The Dreaming.



A range of products that connect touch, scent and natural materials with guided sound, reflection or ceremony.

Rest & Restore
Night rituals
Balms
Pillow
Products & moments of stillness.
Bathe & Renew
Bathing
Body oils
Salts & cleansing rituals.
Scent & Space
Candles
Home fragrance
Products can generate income on-site, online and through carefully selected retail partners.
Guests can take part of The Dreaming home and continue its rituals beyond their stay.
Physical products create regular touchpoints between visits and help build long-term loyalty.
The range allows people who cannot visit The Dreaming to experience and engage with the brand.
Replenishable products such as oils, balms, salts and home fragrance encourage ongoing sales.
Gift sets, seasonal editions and retreat keepsakes can increase average spend and attract new customers.
Over time, an own-brand range can become a distinctive commercial platform in its own right.






These illustrative figures show how accessible, mid-market and premium products could perform when sold directly on-site or through The Dreaming’s website.
Indicative figures only. COGS assumes finished product and packaging at viable production volumes. Gross profit is calculated before fulfilment, payment fees, delivery, promotions and wider operating costs. Final pricing and margins would be refined once product formats, specifications and order volumes are agreed. Mark-up is calculated using net sales excluding VAT.
We identify gaps in the market for new brands - and commercial opportunities for existing brands and businesses.
One connected partner from initial idea to finished, market-ready collection.
The brands we have created have gone on to successfully list in the UK’s biggest retailers:
A heritage-inspired signature skincare collection that captures the essence of its unique East-meets-West spa experience.
Wellness products & physical rituals inspired by the land, sound and spirit of The Dreaming.
The collection would be developed as an extension of The Dreaming’s existing rituals, values and relationship with the land—not as generic branded merchandise. The Dreaming would retain creative control and final approval throughout.
No. The wider opportunity can be explored first, before selecting a small number of products for sampling and testing.
Not initially. Development can be divided into stages, with costs and commercial viability reviewed before progressing to sampling or manufacture.
NADA can coordinate the complete process, including product development, supplier selection, safety and compliance, packaging, production and launch preparation.
The process would be structured around a small number of focused workshops and approval stages. NADA would manage the detailed development work between them.
Concepts, pricing and samples could be tested with retreat guests and The Dreaming’s existing community before committing to significant stock.
No. The most natural starting point would be The Dreaming’s retreat and website. Selective retail would remain an optional future opportunity after demand had been demonstrated.
Yes. Ingredient sourcing, manufacturing, packaging, refillability and environmental standards would be agreed before suppliers were appointed.
The Dreaming would retain ownership and approval of its name, identity and story. The precise ownership of any new formulations, designs or intellectual property would be agreed transparently before development begins.
A short exploratory stage to understand The Dreaming’s ambitions and non-negotiables, identify the strongest opportunities, and establish indicative costs and commercial viability - without committing to manufacture.
This is an initial vision, not a fixed proposal. We would love to hear your thoughts, understand your ambitions and explore what a distinctive product range could look like for The Dreaming.
Prepared independently by Not Another Design Agency for discussion purposes only. All concepts, visualsand commercial figures are illustrative and subject to product feasibility, regulatory review, supplier quotations,order volumes and final specification. The Dreaming name and brand assets remain the property of theirrespective owner.