Are you someone who wants to exercise but hates going to the gym every day?
Well, do not worry, you are not the only one. Remember that it is all about keeping yourself fit, no matter where you exercise. So setting up a home gym is the best idea to achieve that before and after look.
If you have a dedicated space in your home that you are thinking about converting to a gymnasium, then here are some cool ideas that will actually make you want to work out! Let us explore some ideas here below.
The garage conversion
If you have a garage space that is of not much use, convert it to your home gym. The area should be big enough to do your cardio, keep your weights and the basic equipment. You can also build shelves for your convenience and put diy voile curtains to help get some privacy. Some geometric patterns on the wall and some light fixtures can easily level up your home gym. Do not forget to hang a big mirror on the wall.
Bright outbuilding conversion
You can enhance the overall decor of your home gym by placing mirrors on the three sidewalls. Add pretty purple fairy lights in your fitness studio and make it the perfect place to work on your form. Add some nature by keeping a potted plant in the corner of the room. You can also add rubber flooring for superior grips during your yoga and cardio. Ensure to add a clock so that you can do your workouts on time.
Your two-toned gym
If you love bright and zingy colors, then add that theme to your workout space. For example, the combination of turquoise and white would set the mood in your home gym to work out. You can keep one side of the wall completely white along with a white storage unit. Now add contrasting turquoise color on the other side of the walls to create a simple yet modern setup. This is one of the easiest home gym decor that anyone can do in their spare room. You should keep a close eye on the color of the gym equipment so that they complement the color of your home gym perfectly.
Gym-entertainment zone
You can use one space as your home gym and entertainment area with those monthly stimulus checks. Apart from all the equipment and additional space from your freehand exercises, you can keep a sofa on one side of the room. Add a flat- screen TV in front of that. This will be your own space to work hard and then relax and unwind. It is a great idea if you have a space crunch or if you love some privacy. However, you would have to place all the equipment efficiently to maximize the space. After all, who doesn’t love a multipurpose room?
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