Whether you’re a yogi, a weight-lifting enthusiast, or just want a space for the kids to shoot some hoops, a home gym or athletic court might be just what you need. If you don’t have a room for a larger dedicated gym space right now, there are many ways to create your own yoga corner or fitness nook in your home. And if you are thinking about adding a home gym to your next home, you’re in luck. Parade of Homes builders are pros at making sure your home fits your lifestyle just right. Here are home fitness room ideas to help you work up a sweat.
In Minnesota, we’re no strangers to long winters stuck inside. That’s why adding an athletic court to your new home—like this one from NIH Homes—might be just the ticket to expending some of your extra energy. And indoor courts can be used for so much more than just shooting hoops—set up a volleyball net, shoot some soccer goals, or use the open space to set up relay runs for the kids.
Whether you want to watch your favorite show while doing cardio, use videos to guide your at-home workouts, or boost your mood with music, adding technology to your fitness space can enhance your workout experience. Hanson Builders made the most of the space in this athletic court with cardio equipment and a television.
Nonslip floors create the perfect base in this home fitness center from Robert Thomas Homes. The room is conveniently located right off a guest bath, plus clever storage solutions for equipment double as spots to cool down after your workout.
City Homes made the most of this home’s lake view with this home gym. Natural light pours into the space, so it feels like you’re surrounded by mother nature even when you’re confined indoors.
With a calming color palette and minimal distractions, Creative Homes transformed this space into a relaxing yoga room perfect for unwinding. Adding mirrors is a helpful way to check your form when lifting weights or practicing yoga, and can boost light in a space with limited windows.
This multiuse space from Lennar is incredibly versatile. It flows from a recreation room to a carpeted workout nook before opening to a larger space to work up a sweat—the ultimate basement for those who like to change up their workout routines.
Choosing the right paint color for your home can be overwhelming. With endless shades and finishes available, it’s easy to make mistakes that lead to regret later. Here, Jean Haukaas, Hirshfield's Design Resource Showroom manager, shares some of the most common paint color mistakes homeowners make — and how to avoid them.
Older homes are desirable for their historic charm and established neighborhoods, but when it comes to amenities that promote health and overall wellbeing, your 1930s Tudor may be lacking. Through strategic remodeling, these older homes can be updated to meet contemporary wellness needs, whether it’s more windows to increase natural light, a reimagined kitchen that encourages cooking balanced meals, or smart features that make day-to-day life
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Spring is here, bringing longer days and fresh opportunities to enjoy your home. But with seasonal changes, it’s essential to ensure that your space stays as beautiful and healthy as the day your renovation was completed. Use this checklist to protect your investment and keep your home in tip-top shape this spring.
