For Warrior One's second yoga studio design in Melbourne, Australia, design studio Golden found itself inspired by the brand's connection to the ocean and set out to create a sensory experience for guests through the use of texture.
The serene studio embraces a soothing scheme of light colors, like many comparable yoga studio designs, but the emphasis is on the texture of the wood, fabric, brass, marble and other materials that have been mindfully used throughout the interior space. The studio consists of a reception area, a space for guest amenities and a main room for movement, which can easily be identified by its sliding solid oak doors.
As Golden describes, "Our desire was to create a calming retreat... a welcoming, bright space with warmth and a chill surfer vibe."
Serene Coastal Yoga Studios
The 'Warrior One' Yoga Studio Design Creates a Rich Sensory Experience
Trend Themes
1. Sensory-driven Design - Opportunity to create immersive brand experiences through texture and materiality.
2. Coastal Wellness - Opportunity to align wellness brands with a serene, ocean-inspired aesthetic.
3. Flexible Spaces - Opportunity to design multi-functional spaces that can adapt to different functionality or usage in small areas.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Opportunity to create effective branding through carefully chosen texture and materiality.
2. Yoga and Wellness Industry - Opportunity to differentiate oneself in the competitive wellness industry through unique, immersive interior design experiences.
3. Hospitality Industry - Opportunity to apply the principles of texture-focused design to create unique, memorable guest experiences for hotels, spas, and resorts.