Yoga, just like good design, is all about balance. The design of a new yoga studio in Sydney’s Potts Point seems to take its cues from this ethos. Designed by Robert Mills Architects and Interior Designers, One Hot Yoga and Pilates blend classic details with a modern edge to create a calm, contemporary environment.
We’ve long admired the work of Robert Mills and had the pleasure of working with him on the striking Manhattan apartments in Toorak, which feature high-quality door hardware from our Contemporary and classical collection. It was great to work with the team at Robert Mills again on the One Hot Yoga and Pilates studio.
Divided over two levels, One Hot Yoga and Pilates is located in a classic art deco building. As this is the studio’s the first foray into the Sydney market, they wanted to create a world-class studio environment that would set a new benchmark.
Robert Mills has offset hints of the buildings rich past, such as the pitched roof, steel frame windows and solid proportions, with a distinctly contemporary palette of crisp white and warm timber. Accents of metallic brass are added through tapware, light fittings and the door hardware that we were happy to supply – yogis enter individual studios via framed glass doors that feature our elegant metallic brass door-pulls.
Pittella 732 Door Pull installed
All spaces within the studio are orientated to maximize light and a sense of space. Full height mirrors add to the generous volumes and design objects in metallic brass create further points of interest within the meditative, calm interior.
It was a pleasure to work with Robert Mills again on the One Hot Yoga and Pilates project. We hope our designs help yogis maintain their sense of balance.
