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cross the Mediterranean, the Greeks and Romans elevated this utilitarian creation. Reclining on padded loungers, they indulged in restorative therapies amidst their opulent bathhouses, a tradition that married physical care with social sophistication. The massage bed became more than a structure; it was a statement, a symbol of vitality and elegance.
y the 1960s, technology took center stage. Hydraulic systems, electric adjustments, and ergonomic enhancements signaled the dawn of the modern massage table. Figures like David Palmer, whose contributions to chair massage revolutionized the industry, also influenced bed design, prioritizing both client comfort and practitioner efficiency. These were no longer mere surfaces; they were instruments of precision, designed to elevate the art of care.