1. Choose the upholstery colour with the room
The reformers are the largest objects in the room, so their colour sets the mood. Our five upholstery colours, all on a white aluminium frame:
| Colour | Code | Works well with |
|---|---|---|
| Light taupe | 362 | Warm wood floors, neutral walls |
| Mocha taupe | 302 | Earthy, warmer palettes |
| Black | 308 | Contrast, dark accents, a stronger brand look |
| Cream | 02 | Light, airy rooms |
| Slate grey | 319 | Cool or minimal interiors |
Suggestions only: compare them in your own room in the 3D planner.
2. Put your brand on the machines
Clients photograph the studio; your logo on every machine shows up in those photos. We apply it at the factory as a heat-applied printed decal, free from one machine. You can also show it on the wall in the planner.
3. Light and mirrors
- Many exercises are done lying on the back: avoid bright spots directly above the machines.
- Prefer even, warm light, with dimmable settings for slower classes.
- Put mirrors on the wall the machines face, so clients can check their form.
4. A layout that works
Rows facing the instructor, staggered rows or machines around the walls: the three layouts and the space each machine needs are in our studio layout guide.
5. A room that changes during the day
If your reformers fold, plan where they stand when folded, and keep that wall free of radiators and shelves. Six machines need about 2.7 m of wall. More in our folding reformer guide and the full studio equipment list.
Questions studio owners ask
What colour reformers should a studio choose?
The one that fits the room and the brand. Ours come in 362 Light taupe, 302 Mocha taupe, 308 Black, 02 Cream and 319 Slate grey, on a white frame; compare them in the 3D planner.
Can I put my studio's logo on the reformers?
Yes. We apply it at the factory as a heat-applied printed decal, free from one machine.