Best home gym ideas
24 Best Home Gym Ideas in 2023
Let's call it what it is: Working out is, well, a workout. But the right environment can make it so much better—both on your mind and body—especially if you're working out at home. In fact, a well-designed gym in your house can motivate you to hit your fitness goals even more. And exercise equipment definitely doesn't have to be the antithesis of chic. If you're looking for inspiration to make your home gym look more polished and be more functional, you're in the right place. Whether you've got a spare room, a corner, an outdoor space, or even a full basement ready to be converted, these home gym ideas will keep you covered.
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Leave Room for Relaxation
VICTORIA PEARSON
Part workout studio and part meditation pad, this home gym designed by Sherry Hart and Jennifer Jones Condon does it all. See those pretty gold and white decorative objects? They're actually weights that double as sculptures. Seagrass meditation cushions and a daybed are there when a head-clearing is preferred to sweating it out on the Peloton.
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Create Outdoor Access
Joe Fletcher
If you're someone who prefers exercising outside, then make sure you design a home gym you'll actually use by choosing a spot with plenty of direct sunlight. In this converted barn by General Assembly, the accordion doors open all the way up for fresh air exposure. You could always just install a fan for the effect of a cool breeze if real exterior access isn't an option!
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Choose an Elevated Color Scheme
Dacian Groza
Heather Hilliard made this home gym look elegant by painting it a cool shade of gray and opting for exercise equipment in a similar tone.
The consistent color story makes everything feel chic and elevated without having to compromise on functionality. Also, a wall-to-wall mirror can help you work on your form while also making a stuffy basement or small gym feel much larger.
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Serve Double Duty
Cass + Nico
This pretty home gym designed by Cass + Nico is tasteful, calming, and practical all at the same time. And it can double as a home office when not being used for workouts.
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Paint Boldly
Erin Wheeler
Crisp white paint isn't the only option! In fact, sometimes a moody deep tone enhances the sense of intimacy and simply makes the space cooler. Here, design firm Sunny Circle Studio used Farrow & Ball's Hague Blue, hung abstract art, and incorporated decorative seating.
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Optimize for Yoga
ERIN KELLY
Leanne Ford transformed a backyard barn into a striking home yoga studio. The leaning tree branch is the perfect wabi-sabi addition (it's a great plant choice when on a tight budget). If you don't have a backyard garden shed or barn to convert, consider painting the floor and walls of an unused garage white and then furnishing the space with stylish cream meditation cushions and mats.
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Pack It All in
Lauren Edith Andersen
You don't need a massive space to create a great home gym you'll actually use. Nestled into a corner with a single wall designated for storage, this home gym by Kelly Finley of Joy Street Design packs all the essentials into a small would-be storage room.
A painted yellow ceiling makes for a sunny atmosphere. And colorful Flor tiles are easy on the knees!
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Make It Luxe
Douglas Friedman
Mirrored walls are a gym design staple, but why not make your home workout space speak to your grand sense of style? Instead of plain mirrored walls, take note of this space by Ken Fulk and install an elaborate floor-length gilt mirror, hang pendants, and secure pretty wall sconces for extra task lighting.
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Consider an Indoor Pool
Ryan Garvin & Tyler Hogan
Now, this is a good use of basement space. In this home designed by Breegan Jane, the indoor swimming pool area feels sexy and stylish as well as serene thanks to the circadian rhythm light system that changes color and moderates the internal clock.
Opt for a long, slim design that stretches from wall to wall to accommodate a narrow floor plan and allow you to get in those laps. If you can't make yours long enough for laps, install a jet that allows you to swim against the current in place.
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Separate It With a Pocket Door
Karen E. Millet
If your media room shares a space with a home gym and/or home office, consider creating more separation with a sliding door. It'll help delineate the hobbies done there and add a little privacy without taking up all the space a swing door would. Another space-saver? An exercise machine that gets it all done with one piece of equipment:
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Add Whimsy
Brad Krefman
Have fun with design treatments, like wallpaper and decorative paint on windows and ceiling moldings.
In this former bedroom and now home gym designed by Brad Krefman, "plaid wallpaper adds whimsy," he says, and a view of the backyard makes it feel fresh and inviting.
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Set the Right Mood
Regan Baker Design
Think about what you'll be using the space for so you can set the right mood that'll actually inspire you to, well, use it. In this space, Regan Baker Design incorporated plenty of nature-inspired decor to create a calming environment, from the hanging greenery to the decorative wood wall piece and wave-like wallpaper. It's perfect for yoga and other restorative mat routines.
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Add Some Spa Features
SHARYN CAIRNS
If space and budget allow, add some bells and whistles, like a home sauna for some post-workout detoxing.
Here, Studio Griffiths gave this wooden paneling an inky stain, and then back-lit the walls for added drama (heat-resistant lights are a sauna essential). This ensures an easy transition to the edgy concrete materials used in the adjacent space.
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Brighten It Up
Spacecrafting Photography
Designed by Lauren Buxbaum Gordon of Nate Berkus Associates, this basement-level home gym appears to be double its actual size because of the floor-to-ceiling mirrors. The floors are painted white to enhance that fresh, wide-open feeling.
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Dress It Up With Lighting
WILLIAM WALDRON/OTTO
Design couple The Novogratz turned their sunroom into a personal gym.
The large windows give the effect of being outside—but with air conditioning! To ensure the room can also be used for other activities like reading, resting, meditating, or even as a mudroom, they kept the useable floor space mostly bare and dressed it up with whimsical lighting, floating shelves, and some artwork.
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Make Room for Storage
Nicole Hollis Studio
Choose a modern dresser or sideboard to store your belongings in style and then opt for a statement piece to jazz up the walls as Nicole Hollis did here. Then set up equipment near a window, if you can.
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Hang Funky, Creative Art
Alexander Design
Use fun versions of sporty accessories and equipment as decor, like a surfboard, or in this case, skateboards.
Alexander Design also opted for quirky, playful seating and neon wall art to keep the energy up in this modern home gym. A punching bag like this one also doubles as decor.
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Play Your Favorite Sport
Dacian Groza
This is not your average home gym. Heather Hilliard Design converted this basement into an elevated squash court so the homeowner could practice and play whenever. The leather chairs and sitting area right outside provide a seat for lacing up or viewing.
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Take It Outside
Ed Hollander Design
If you don't have space for a home gym inside your house, or you already have one but also want to take it outside, utilize your backyard while also setting yourself up to live a healthier lifestyle with a tennis court.
As proven by this tennis court in a backyard designed by Edmund Hollander, it will beautify your landscape, too.
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Make It Kid-Friendly
GORDON BEALL
Designer Darryl Carter hung swings and even added a basketball hoop in this converted garage gym for a group of growing boys at their family home. You could also get a kid-sized, arcade-style basketball hoop if space is an issue. Or, choose the chicest one you can find and forgo the sporting functionality altogether:
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Convert Any Unused Room
Regan Baker Design
This space by Regan Baker Design proves that just about any room can be used as a home gym with the right approach. Baskets house yoga mats, floating shelves hold other workout accessories, and the stationary bike looks much more stylish against the clean, contemporary backdrop.
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Look Outside
KAA Design Group
If possible, situate your home gym somewhere with a view. Whether you can look out onto an expansive ocean scene or just see a bit of greenery, being able to look outside might trick you into thinking you're doing something a little chiller than an earlier morning workout.
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Add Games
alexander design
Leave room for fun! This industrial home gym by Alexander Design takes advantage of vertical space with a shelving unit for weights and a hanging punching bag for boxing practice. The mat on the floor softens the concrete foundations, too, and the ping pong table allows for some recreation between sets.
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Get Organized
Courtesy of A Bowlfull of Lemons
If you want to make sure you actually sneak in regular sweat sessions, you're going to need a schedule. Hang up a whiteboard and use it to plan your monthly workouts. Pro tip: Fun colors make exercise a little less painstaking. See more at A Bowl Full of Lemons.
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Hadley Mendelsohn Senior Editor Hadley Mendelsohn is House Beautiful's senior design editor and the co-host and executive producer of the podcast Dark House.
35 Stylish Home Gym Ideas
The Spruce / Alandra Chavarria
Whether by choice or necessity, having a dedicated space to exercise without leaving the house can make it easier to keep fit and to integrate workouts into your daily schedule.
Depending on the size of your home, your budget, and your preferred ways to work up a sweat, having an at-home workout space can mean anything from a converted spare room to a finished basement to an auxiliary building designed to allow you to practice your favorite sports.
If you are looking for inspiration on how to equip a corner of the attic or the garage, spruce up a spare bedroom, build a home basketball court, or convert an old barn into the yoga studio of your dreams, these ideas that range from DIY achievable to wildly aspirational will help inspire you to design a home gym that is as stylish as it is functional.
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Use Natural Materials
Design by NW3 Interiors / Photo by Vigo Jansons
This handsome and spacious London home workout room from NW3 Interiors rivals any gym.
The space has a timeless, built-to-last quality that maximizes natural light, features exposed brick and herringbone patterned wood floors, and is equipped with gear made from noble materials like leather and wood that add warmth and contrast with the black metal throughout. -
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Raise the Barn
Design by WRJ Design and CLB Architects / Photo by Audrey Hall
This freestanding workout studio located next to the main house on a large Wyoming property from WRJ Design and CLB Architects has a wall of windows offering wide open views of the Grand Teton and surrounding landscape. The architects call the structure "a modern reimagining of a traditional hay barn" that includes the top floor workout studio as well as guest quarters and a garage.
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Repurpose the Sunroom
Design by The Novogratz / Photo by William Waldron
The Novogratz turned this Berkshires sunroom into a small home exercise room with whimsical lighting and a bright, leafy view.
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Create a Zen Space
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Erin Kelly
This repurposed tool shed yoga studio from Leanne Ford Interiors is a whitewashed, atmospheric designer yogi's dream, equipped with neutral-toned accessories that create a cohesive aesthetic and lend the space a tranquil zen feel.
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Add Wallpaper
Design by Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions
This home office workout space from Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions has a flowery green-and-white wallpaper accent wall that makes it feel as decorated as any other room in the house, and adds a focal point that detracts from the unsightly treadmill.
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Make It an En Suite
Design by Michelle Berwick Design
This primary bedroom en suite gym from Michelle Berwick Design is located steps from the bed and can be hidden behind a rustic barn door when not in use.
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Paint the Walls in a Soothing Gray
Design by Marea Clark Interiors / Photo by Isabelle Eubanks
This simple home gym set-up from Marea Clark Interiors includes soothing gray wall paint, low-slung pale wood open shelving, and a black-and-white photograph to give you something to look at while you sweat it out.
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Add a Wall of Windows
Design by Crisp Architects / Photo by Rob Karosis
This spacious and airy home gym from Crisp Architects has a pale neutral palette, well defined zones, and a wall of white-paned windows that provide a feel-good view of the greenery outside.
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Paint the Ceiling Dark
Design by Jessica Lagrange Interiors / Photo by Tony Soluri
A dark black painted ceiling emphasizes the basement location and defines the workout area in this home gym from Jessica Lagrange Interiors.
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Lighten It Up
Design by Michelle Berwick Design
Blinding white paint, built-in ceiling lights, plenty of glass, and an edited selection of equipment give this basement home gym from Michelle Berwick Design a bright and upbeat feel.
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Follow Your Passion
Design by Geddes Ulinskas Architects / Photo by Ken Gutmaker
San Francisco-based Geddes Ulinskas Architects created an at-home basement space tailored to a client's love of golf.
"The owner wanted a very striking space that would provide a unique experience for practicing golf and gathering with friends," Ulinskas says. "The space for the installation of this golf simulator was in an enclosed basement space, but we wanted the owner to have the feeling of being outside." -
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Add a Striking Ceiling
Design by Geddes Ulinskas Architects / Photo by Ken Gutmaker
To elevate the design of this home basement golf room, San Francisco-based Geddes Ulinskas Architects created a custom ceiling. "The ceiling was designed to evoke the feeling of rolling clouds overhead," Ulinskas says. "The folding, curving forms of the ceiling conceal structural beams and ductwork that hang low in the space while arching upward into the highest spaces of the structure. Although the ceiling forms have a space-age look, they were constructed with traditional plaster techniques used by generations of plaster artisans."
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Use Your Words
The Lily Pad Cottage
Blogger Kelly Rinzema of The Lily Pad Cottage gave her small workout room a makeover with leftover paint, a stained wood paneled accent wall, and simple open shelving to house equipment.
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Squash It
Design by Crisp Architects / Photo by Rob Karosis
This home-based squash court from Crisp Architects has an open feel thanks to glass walls that allow a view of the curving black metal staircase and gallery seating on the floor above for spectators.
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Use the Space You Have
Design by Alvin Wayne
This NYC apartment home office workout space from interior designer Alvin Wayne keeps it simple with an exercise bike parked in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows, conveniently located so that you can get your workout in no matter how busy your workday is.
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Add Sliding Doors
Design by Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions
This home gym from Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions is closed off by opaque glass paned and metal sliding doors that allow light to flow into the space while providing privacy, and can be slid closed to keep gym equipment out of sight.
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Use Cool Blues and Greens
Design by Living with Lolo / Photo by Life Created
This home gym from Living with Lolo is decorated in soothing shades of blue and green and includes decorative accents like a midcentury modern bench and closed basket storage for small pieces of equipment.
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Humor Yourself
The Lily Pad Cottage
One of the advantages of decorating your own home gym is that you can make it as personal as you want. Kelly Rinzema of The Lily Pad Cottage hung a row of black-and-white framed prints of dogs lifting weights that made her laugh and keeps her motivated during workout sessions in her home gym. If a gallery of dog-themed art makes it more fun for you and the whole family to work out, you do you.
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Accent With Wood
Design by Heather Hilliard Design / Photo by David Duncan Livingston
Large swaths of warm wood on walls and flooring warms up this gray-and-white home gym from Heather Hilliard Design.
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Make It Kid-Friendly
Design by Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Tramp
Adding an indoor basketball hoop to a playroom, finished basement, or large family room can encourage kids to get off their screens and burn off some energy on rainy days. Emily Henderson Design chose a hoop made of wood and black net mounted on a white shiplap wall and added a black wire basket to hold extra balls to keep the decor looking sharp.
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Frame the View
The Lily Pad Cottage
To make her small workout room feel larger than it is, Kelly Rinzema of The Lily Pad Cottage hung two large identical framed mirrors on the wall opposite the windows that reflects the room, doubles the view, and bounces the light around, all while making it easy to check form. Instead of choosing to install a large single piece of glass, these mirrors were sourced online at half the cost and look more at home in a residential setting.
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Introduce Color With Accessories
Design by Crisp Architects / Photo by Rob Karosis
This home gym from Crisp Architects has a neutral palette that can be energized with small color accents on accessories such as exercise mats and balls.
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Add Decor Details
Design by Michelle Berwick Design
Adding a few decor details can give your home gym design a lift, like the tiled risers on the stairs leading to this contemporary basement gym from Michelle Berwick Design.
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Designate a Place for Equipment
The Lily Pad Cottage
Kelly Rinzema of The Lily Pad Cottage used simple storage solutions concentrated along one wall to keep her equipment organized, accessible, and in plain sight. She added wall hooks to hang towels, hoodies, and jump ropes; wall racks to store and display yoga mats; simple metal shelving for storing weights; and a row of storage baskets to neatly stow exercise bands.
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Double Space With a Large Mirror
Design by Crisp Architects / Photo by Rob Karosis
This home gym from Crisp Architects is packed with equipment, but a large mirror on the walls offers a place to check form while also doubling the perception of space and increasing sightlines.
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Add a Sauna
Design by Kendall Wilkinson Design
If your favorite part of going to the gym is taking a sauna afterward, consider installing a home sauna to complement your home gym, like this one from Kendall Wilkinson Design.
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Keep the Windows Bare
Design by Crisp Architects / Photo by Rob Karosis
The equipment in this home gym from Crisp Architects faces the unadorned windows, kept open to bring in natural light and offer views.
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Add Color
Design by Kendall Wilkinson Design
This combination basketball court and pool room from Kendall Wilkinson Design has interesting bones, eye-catching windows, industrial details, and striking primary color accents and wall art that add personality to the spacious leisure quarters.
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Climb the Walls
Design by Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Tramp
This kid-friendly climbing wall from Emily Henderson Design gives children a fun place to get off their screens and build their skills that is part of the decor and doesn't have to be cleaned up after use.
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Corner It
Blanco Bungalow
If you don't have a spare room, float an exercise bike in the corner of the living room and be sure to decorate around it, like this Spanish bungalow in Long Beach, CA from Blanco Bungalow.
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Use Vinyl Flooring
Design by M. Lavender Interiors / Photo by Mesic Mackie Photography
In this no-nonsense, fully loaded home gym from M. Lavender Interiors, a palette of grays and taupes and hard-wearing wood-effect vinyl flooring keep the focus on the equipment for a serious fitness fanatic.
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Convert the Spare Room
Design by Living with Lolo / Photo by Life Created
This simple set-up from Living with Lolo turns a modest sized spare room into a home gym, with large equipment pushed up against each wall to leave plenty of floor space, and a few decorative accents like a piece of wall art and a small wooden bench with a plant to make it feel like part of the home.
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Reimagine the Attic
Design by Brad Ramsey Interiors / Photo by Paige Rumore Photography
This converted attic home gym from Brad Ramsey Interiors keeps the focus on the workout and the view with pale neutral colors on the walls, ceilings, and flooring that reflect all that natural light from the picture window.
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Add Texture
Design by Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions
Textured wallpaper adds some dimension to this bare bones, neutral-toned home gym from Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions.
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Add a Sunken Putting Green
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
This at-home putting green from Kate Marker Interiors is sunken into the family room, allowing armchair golfers to comment from the couch.
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Welcome to the Room Interiors Portal! The time is approaching when fitness centers around the world will be overwhelmed with visitors.
This is due to the fact that people want to quickly lose weight gained during the New Year holidays. However, when we buy a gym membership, we forget about it after a few days. Having such a gym at home, you will not miss your workouts. nine0003
There is an opinion that only the rich and famous can afford a home gym. But it is wrong. All you need is a little space and an idea of what equipment you will install. Here are some ideas that we hope will motivate you to get up and start working on yourself.
The hardest part of training is actually assessing your abilities. This is the main mistake of beginners who put all their strength into the first two days of training. It can lead to muscle pain, because of which classes will have to be postponed indefinitely. But home exercise equipment allows you to break this vicious circle forever. nine0003
Outdoor Lounge Rick Ryniak Architects
A beautiful wooden ceiling adds to the appeal of this room David Giral Photography
A fabulous indoor sports pool is a great addition to the Pinnacle Mountain Homes gym
For all the gyms being available at any time of the day, sometimes It's hard not to become fat.
Home fitness equipment adapts your regular workout to suit your lifestyle.
Backyard View Fitness Room Lane Design + Build
Bright interior with plenty of ventilation
Glass walls let in light, create a fresh atmosphere inside the house Phil Kean Designs
Boxing gym with World Wide Stereo sound system
Exclusivity on a budget
Once you have equipped your gym for a regular workout, very soon you'll want to take it to a whole new level. Start by making a list of things you will definitely need.
Old two-car garage converted into spacious home gym Hibbs Homes
Industrial chic style
Brandon Architects soft and steel color
When it comes to interior design, resist the temptation to buy a lot. A few dumbbells and a simple bench will suffice to get you started.
Ashton Woods Atlanta
Vast living room right in your home Arc Design Group
Warm yellow tones
Modern living room in black to minimize the home Adornetto Daoust
Gray with well placed mirrors Allwood Construction
Small Home Gym Ideas
A dedicated gym space doesn't always have to be big and expansive.
Even a corner of a minimalist room can be turned into a workout area by adding a treadmill and some barbells.
Clear the attic to create this space Tim Barber LTD Architecture & Interior Design
Compact and stylish, it surrounds you with mirrors
Mirrors also help make the space look larger Dave Brewer Homes
Add a mirror to your interior, or even several at once, to increase the space of the corner. This will help regulate the number of your lifting reps. Just set aside an old attic or a lonely corner next to the laundry room for a workout area. Very soon you will notice the many benefits it offers.
Small Space Option Your Favorite Room By Cathy Zaeske
Everyone needs a punching bag at some point! Jeri Koegel Photography
Yoga area in a small basement at Harrell Remodeling
Compact room with beautiful mirrors Doug Pitts Construction
Compact is a talent! (m) + charles beach Interiors
Smart Use of Space
Dual-Use Home Gym Samples
Most homeowners prefer a workout area that combines rooms with different uses.
Whether you want to combine an indoor swimming pool with a gym or add a relaxing jacuzzi, this is the right solution in terms of space. nine0003
In blue and white with plush chairs
Turn the corner of your spacious room into a Spinnaker Development workout area
Spa and pool in the basement! Guncast
Next to the bedroom Bennett Farley Design
Mirror cabinets give you extra space Jaffa Group Design Build
A place to unwind after a hard workout! Jodi Feinhor-Dennis
Treat yourself to a swim at the Birdseye Design Spa
All about work and training
This type of design is gaining popularity among young families. The hall can be integrated into the interior of the children's room. This will allow parents to keep an eye on their children and get in shape at the same time.
Keep an eye on the children without being distracted from working on yourself! Eisner Design
Attic multipurpose room with craft workstation RD Architecture
Playroom Claudia Cowperthwaite
Keep an eye on your little ones while they work out Studio 80 Interior Design
Smart Design Seattle Staged To Sell
Warm-up area for the whole family! Martha Angus
Combine your home office and gym Elements by Durcon
Combine your home with a spacious playroom for your kids Peregrine Design Build
Can it be multifunctional?
Modern life is multi-tasking and requires a combination of things.
Bar with colorful stripes Vonn Studio Designs
Olodesign's lovely little kitchen
If you're looking to spend more money on a project, consider installing a basketball court and hosting a tournament with your friends. The possibilities are simply endless for those who think "outside the box".
Oakley Home Builders Basketball Court
Modern Cabinets Can Hide Heavy Equipment Meghan Carter Design
Clever Wall Preparation System Can Be a Solution for Small Spaces Isawall
Impressive carpeted basketball court Visbeen Architects
You may want to express your individuality through decoration. You can listen to your favorite music, wear a worn-out shirt, and paint the walls any color you like. A beautiful, fresh look inside and out, along with some inspirational posters, will add a unique touch to your gym.
Victoria Martoccia Custom Construction Black and White Paintings
Custom Wall Stickers
Large glass windows
Bright wall art adds color to a dark room Sullivan, Henry, Oggero and Associates
Look at the fabulous scenery outside!
Decorate it with a Shaping Your Space mural
Wall comics
Panoramic ocean views About : Space
Inspiring walls
Inspiration is a very important part of building a workout.
However, it is often overlooked. It's hard to be motivated all the time without encouraging words. You can choose witty quotes from your favorite athletes and use them as wall decorations. nine0003
Hand painted by the author
Graphic stickers to keep you focused! Kanvi Homes
Get inspired by your sports memorabilia! Sara Hopkins
The poster ensures you don't put off until next year. Instyle Interiors
A collage of images or even a famous Buddha statue will keep your inner world up to par.
1970s Pittsburgh Steelers Uniform
Stunning MuralsWow Effects – Murals and Fine Art
Motivation Wall CollageL.I.N.E.S Interiors
Buddha StatuesKollin Altomare Architects
Steel Gray
When it comes to walls, there is no universal rule for choosing colors. Not only black and gray colors can be used to decorate the gym. Fresh green, fuzzy yellow, passionate red or invigorating orange - the choice is up to you.
Colorful floor adds variety
O'Neal Interior Design exposed brick wall
Set it up right so you can reap the benefits over time.
Use the colors of your favorite sports team Distinctive Designs By Janelle
Cedar with rubber floor Atmosphere 360 Studio
A touch of natural goodness Celebrity Communities
Hard to find a calmer look Curt Hofer & Associates
Use some Capstone-Buildings paint
See the video below for more home gym ideas. nine0003
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Home Gym Yoga / Barre Wall
Adaptiv DC
The myWall system is the perfect fit for anyone working out from home. The system provides a fully customizable workout area with limited space requirements. The myWall panels are perfect for Yoga and Barre enthusiasts. nine0197
Family Friendly Retreat
HAVEN INTERIORS LTD.
A home gym that makes workouts a breeze.
Photo of a large neoclassical (modern classic) home gym with machines, blue walls, light parquet floors and beige flooring.
Home gym
We designed a small addition to the rear of an old stone house, connected to a renovated kitchen. The addition has a breakfast room and a new mudroom entrance with stairs down to this basement-level gym. The gym leads to the existing basement family room/TV room, with a renovated bath, kitchenette, and laundry. Photo: (c) Jeffrey Totaro 2020
Monkeying Around! Garage Renault!
Smart Playrooms
Garage RENO! Turning your garage into a home gym for adults and kids is just well...SMART! Here, we designed a one car garage and turned it into a ninja room with rock wall and monkey bars, pretend play loft, kid gym, yoga studio, adult gym and more! It is a great way to have a separate work out are for kids and adults while also smartly storing rackets, skateboards, balls, lax sticks and more!
Industrial Cross-Fit Gym
Meyer Design
Cross-Fit Gym for all of your exercise needs.
