01 · Before the house wakes
A private hour for movement.
Cardio, strength and mobility share one open floor, with bath and storage close by.
Backyard studios · California
A room apart, shaped around your rhythm.
For movement, focus and renewal—designed around the routines that deserve a place of their own.
Movement · Focus · Renewal
The room follows the rhythm.
Three ways an open studio can earn its place in the week.
02 · Quiet focus
A little distance changes the quality of attention.
Work, reading or creative practice gains a calm setting beyond the main house.
03 · The reset
Leave room for recovery.
A bath and clear floor area support stretching, yoga and the quieter end of the routine.
The studio collection
Two open plans, shaped by what they need to hold.
Choose the footprint and clear floor area your routine needs.
FT400
Open flex studio
Approx. 400 sq ftOpen room · bath · storage
Approx. footprint: 20 ft × 20 ft
A compact open room with bath and storage for fitness, focused work or a hybrid routine.
Best for: Home fitness, remote work or creative practice.
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FT450
Flagship private gym
Approx. 450 sq ftOpen gym · bath · changing storage
Approx. footprint: 22 ft 11 in × 19 ft 9 in
A larger open gym floor with bath and storage for equipment and changing.
Best for: Private training, wellness or a media room.
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These concepts are presented as studios without a full kitchen. Final configuration and included components are confirmed for the individual project.
Read the flagship plan
Why FT450 works as a private gym.
The plan protects the open floor while keeping bathing, changing and storage functions close at hand.
One room for the whole routine.
The FT450 keeps the main area open for cardio, strength, mobility or a different studio use.
The routine stays complete.
A bathroom sits directly beside the open studio area.
Keep the floor visually calm.
A dedicated zone separates equipment and changing needs from the main room.
22 ft 11 in × 19 ft 9 in.
Use the overall model dimensions as an early comparison point for the property.
Concept plan for model comparison. Not a construction drawing.
Plan the activity
Design around the room's most demanding hour.
The routine, equipment and comfort priorities help clarify the right studio direction.
01
Activity
The weekly routine
Training, work, wellness and media each ask for a different balance of open area and fixed zones.
02
Equipment
Movement around the room
List the largest equipment and the clear floor area you want to preserve.
03
Comfort
Light, air and sound
Share how you want the room to feel during its most demanding use.
04
Support
Bath and storage habits
Towels, changing, recovery tools and everyday storage help distinguish FT400 from FT450.
Studio questions
Begin with the routine. Keep the decisions clear.
The useful first answers are about open area, equipment, supporting rooms and intended use.
01 How do FT400 and FT450 differ?
FT400 is approximately 400 square feet in a 20-foot-square footprint. FT450 is approximately 450 square feet with a 22-foot-11-inch by 19-foot-9-inch footprint and a larger open gym direction.
02 Is the fitness equipment included?
Equipment and furnishings shown in lifestyle imagery are illustrative and are not assumed to be included.
03 Do both studio plans show a bathroom and storage?
Yes. Both source plans pair an open room with a bathroom and storage. FT450 also presents a changing-oriented storage zone.
04 Can the studio be used for something other than a gym?
The open plans can be discussed for focused work, wellness, creative practice or a media-led room. The intended use should guide the final configuration.
05 What should I share in the first conversation?
Tell us the primary activity, largest equipment, preferred model and property city or ZIP. A short note about storage or comfort priorities is also useful.