Fitness
A home gym in one corner
A workout corner that fits an apartment.
Mats, ropes, bands and weights chosen so a workout can appear in a living room and disappear again afterwards.
Shop the collection
A short, considered list — grouped so you can find the one thing you came for.
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Cardio & floor
The two things you need before anything heavy.
Weights & bands
Resistance that scales as you get stronger.
Rubber-Coated Dumbbell
A quieter coated finish for floors shared with neighbours below.
Bars, plates & benches
For a corner that's becoming a real setup.
How to choose
- 1Measure the clear floor area with the mat unrolled, not folded.
- 2Check ceiling height for jump rope and overhead presses.
- 3Confirm your doorframe depth and trim before a pull-up bar.
- 4Choose rubber-coated or hex weights if you share a floor with neighbours.
- 5Decide where everything lives when it's not in use — that decides the size.
Ready-made setups
Small groupings that work together, with a note on when they're the wrong choice.
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The first corner
Mat down, bands out, rope on a hook. Enough for consistent sessions before you buy anything heavy.
Who it's not for: Not for anyone already lifting heavy and looking to progress load.
Apartment strength
Quieter weights and a doorway bar — strength work that doesn't shake the floor below.
Who it's not for: Not for older doorframes or trim that can't take a mounted bar.
Spare-room setup
When there's a dedicated room: a bench that adjusts and plates that can be dropped.
Who it's not for: Not for upper-floor apartments — plate sets need a ground floor or garage.