Namaste Studios
A physical studio at Torvegade 66 where every class also broadcasts live to Namaste Online. One camera frames the teacher — never the mats.
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- Stage
One room, two audiences.
Capacity-limited, spots-left honesty, cancel up to four hours before — the schedule never lies.
One camera frames the teacher, never the mats. Studio members' memberships include the online sister service.
Namasté Gentle, Namasté Flow and Mat Pilates — a deliberately small menu, done properly.
The website is one page: a real 3D cube below the hero holds schedule, classes, pricing and account on its faces — visitors never leave home.
The site fails closed: if the backend can't confirm a class or a price, nothing is invented — an empty day renders empty.
Case study
The problem
A sixteen-mat room is a small business. The same room with a camera in the corner is a small business with a second audience — but only if it was designed to be filmed from the first drawing, rather than retrofitted with a tripod.
What I did
Founder, designer and engineer of both the room and the site that sells it.
- Concept
- Studio design
- Brand
- Frontend
- Booking integration
Architecture
- Booking is a physical spot: capacity-limited, honest spots-left, cancellation up to four hours before.
- One camera frames the teacher, never the mats. A studio membership includes the online sister service.
- The same fail-closed contract as Namaste Online — if the backend cannot confirm a class or a price, the day renders empty instead of invented.
- A deliberately small menu: Namasté Gentle, Namasté Flow and Mat Pilates, done properly.
Outcomes
- A room designed to double its audience without recording a frame of it.
- A site that runs with no environment configured, same as its sister — reviewable by anyone, credentials optional.
Status
Pre-launch at Torvegade 66.
In the ecosystem
The physical half of the Namaste pair: broadcasts to Namaste Online, books through Booking Bible.
Launches at Torvegade 66 as the hybrid studio — physical first, streamed always.
One room,
two audiences.
Why it exists
Sixteen mats and a camera. The room shows the physical space alongside the streaming layer that doubles its audience.
The most literal room in the ecosystem: a studio built to be filmed well from day one, so the online audience gets the same class as the sixteen people on the mats — not a lesser version of it.
One room, two audiences
Sixteen mats is a small room until you add the camera: every class doubles its audience through Namasté Online without recording a frame. The studio stays intimate; the reach doesn't.