Constructed by landscaper Ronald Gramajo for a California family, the outbuilding would make for a great she shed for relaxing, hanging out, writing, or even yoga or art.
Trejos finished the roof with artificial grass, creating a terrace perfect for dinner parties as well as morning yoga sessions. The client's wife, a ballerina who teaches antigravity yoga, where participants are suspended from textiles, also made the suggestion to include the oversized cloth sails above the roof, a reference to her fitness routine.
Clara strikes a yoga pose on a vintage Pierre Paulin chair for Artefort.
This particular project, at 300 square feet, required some modification to meet building codes. Nevertheless, it took only a week and a half to build on site.
This Beverly Hills kitHAUS is comprised of modernist prefab modules that can accommodate a variety of uses: from yoga studios to home offices, and from weekend retreats to pop-up kiosks and guest rooms.
A view of the guest house, which was designed to give the appearance of a barn tucked at the back of the property. The 2,400-square-foot structure offers a sleeping loft, bathroom, and yoga studio.
Ocean view yoga deck with fire pit.
Nectar Yoga Onyx Lodge central gathering place for guests, corporate bookings etc.
The client, a life-long practitioner of yoga, was tired of the drab, enclosed yoga studios he usually used. Instead, he desired a beautiful space that connected to the outdoors. Thanks to its views and simple interior finish, the client described it as supremely tranquil and a warm ‘womb-like’ environment.
The home's indoor gym makes you feel as if you're outside with its vast pocketing sliding glass doors that open up to a custom yoga deck.
Lauren Strongin dances in front of the custom window designed by Shade House Development.
The extended foundation made room for an indoor/outdoor practice space. Bifold doors lead to a new yoga deck.