General Description

Lune Pilates is a wellness studio conceived to foster the body-mind connection through sensory, functional and emotional design. The project's concept starts from creating a contemporary refuge, where every element—material, form and light—contributes to generating calm, balance and harmony, accompanying the conscious movement experience.

Style and Color Palette

The aesthetic language is based on a warm and organic minimalism, supported by a soft color palette composed of sand tones, dusty pink, beige and off-white. The selection of natural materials such as light wood, veined marble and textiles like linen and natural rope builds a cozy, serene and sophisticated atmosphere, aligned with integral wellness principles.

Layout and Key Elements

The space layout responds to a fluid and harmonious sequence, where each area fulfills a specific function within a continuous experience:

• Reception and sitting area: Curved furniture pieces, warm-toned lighting and natural materials that transmit a sensation of welcome and calm are integrated.
• Pilates room: Equipped with arched-frame mirrors and natural wood apparatus, the space is complemented by indirect lighting integrated into walls and ceilings, favoring an enveloping and distraction-free atmosphere.
• Interior café: Conceived as a meeting and pause point, it incorporates a bar with vertical slats, sculptural lamps and a relaxed aesthetic that reinforces the wellness experience.
• Lighting: The lighting design combines woven fabric pendant luminaires with organic-traced LED lines integrated into ceilings, generating soft and controlled light.

Materials and Finishes

The material selection prioritizes naturalness, texture and durability:

• Light wood
• Marble with natural veins
• Neutral textiles such as linen and rope
• Matte paint finishes and curved walls, which visually and sensorially soften the space

Interior Vegetation

Vegetation is incorporated as an essential design element, through tropical indoor plants arranged in woven baskets and ceramic pots. These green pieces help soften spatial transitions, provide visual freshness and reinforce the connection with nature.