Best Yoga Studios Worldwide | Stunning Spaces
- Humming Puppy NYC feels like a physical manifestation of Pratyaharawhich is the yogic term for a withdrawal of the senses.
- Textural elements in the lobby-including crushed velvet, copper, and crystal-lend a couture warmth to a palette of charcoal, warm wood, and marble white.
- Founded by artist Kirra Jamison, Good Vibes Yoga was born from a backache.
Discover the world’s most stunning yoga studios, from the industrial-chic Good Vibes Yoga in Collingwood, Australia, to the serene Yuj Yoga in Paris and the breathtaking Blue Earth Village in Bali. These spaces offer unique experiences, from heated vinyasa flows to restorative practices, all within environments designed to elevate your practice. Explore the rammed earth design of the studio in Somerset, England or find your Zen with panoramic views of Mount Agung in Bali.Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or a beginner,these studios provide a sanctuary for your practice with unique designs and diverse class offerings.
Find your new sanctuary and dive deeper into these amazing locations brought to by News Directory 3. Uncover spaces that use both cutting-edge design and ancient traditions. Explore studios with infrared heat, bamboo and recycled wood, and historic architecture. these unique features are crafted to create an unforgettable yoga experience. Are you ready to explore the next wave of yoga studios? Discover what’s next for your practice.
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Humming Puppy | New York City
Humming Puppy NYC feels like a physical manifestation of Pratyaharawhich is the yogic term for a withdrawal of the senses. The minimalistic space is consciously designed to remove distractions, epitomized by its monochromatic black-walled studios and bespoke soundscape, the hum, which plays during every class. The frequency is a mix of 7.83 Hz, colloquially known as “the Earth’s heartbeat,” and 40 Hz, associated with optimal cognitive function.
Textural elements in the lobby-including crushed velvet, copper, and crystal-lend a couture warmth to a palette of charcoal, warm wood, and marble white. All classes are slightly heated and tiered into either Mellow Hum (yin/restorative), ‘Unified Hum’ (beginner-friendly vinyasa), or ‘Dynamic Hum’ (advanced vinyasa).
Good Vibes Yoga | Collingwood, Australia
Founded by artist Kirra Jamison, Good Vibes Yoga was born from a backache. After spending hours bent over canvases, Jamison was left with a sore back and a suggestion from a doctor to try yoga. As so many stories go, she became enamoured with the practice and earned her teaching certification. While in Savasana, Kirra would often dream of designing a yoga studio. And so the Collingwood studio came to be, with two industrial-chic studio spaces housed in a heritage building, flooded with natural light, and featuring a stunning glass atrium and granite zen garden.
Blue Earth Village | Bali
There is no shortage of picturesque yoga studios in Bali, but there’s something undeniably special about Blue Earth Village. Located on the east coast, the thatched shala is crafted from bamboo and recycled ulin wood and offers panoramic views of the Bali Sea and Mount Agung, an active volcano and the highest point on the island. The extensive schedule includes standard weekly vinyasa flows to targeted yoga workshops and ecstatic dance practices. When there are no scheduled classes, the stunning yoga shala is open to everyone for self-practice. You can also stay overnight on-site.
Yuj yoga | Paris, France
Much like Humming Puppy, YUJ leans into the sensory deprivation of an all-black studio space. From there,waterfalls of string lights and dozens of flickering candles lend the space a magical touch. Founded by Hélène Duval, YUJ Yoga is the first in France to offer infrared-heated classes. The physical spaces vary by location, but you can usually expect historic buildings with hardwood floors, exposed brick or stone walls, floor-to-ceiling windows, and the occasional fireplace-often with classic Parisian cityscapes just outside. with studios scattered near the Trocadéro, Champs-Élysées, and Eiffel Tower, YUJ Yoga offers an escape from the bustling city of lights and with a space that’s more serene yet equally alight.
Rammed Earth Yoga Studio | Somerset, England
Tucked within the grounds of The newt Hotel in somerset, this yoga studio is a masterclass in lasting design. Constructed by Invisible Studio using locally sourced rammed earth, the building boasts a distinctive reddish-orange hue. Inside, the studio is lined entirely with beech slats, a renewable material that adds warmth and enhances the acoustic quality of the space. The pièce de résistance is an 11-meter-long skylight that floods the space with natural light. Even though classes are primarily for hotel guests, the studio’s design alone makes it a noteworthy destination.