Design Interior Design Everyday Furniture Transforms Into Home Gym By Lloyd Alter Design Editor University of Toronto Lloyd Alter is Design Editor for Treehugger and teaches Sustainable Design at Ryerson University in Toronto. our editorial process Facebook Facebook Twitter Twitter Lloyd Alter Updated October 11, 2018 Migrated Image Lucie Koldova / Mocoloco.com Share Twitter Pinterest Email Design Tiny Homes Architecture Interior Design Green Design Urban Design There are so many ways to approach design for exercise. Recently we showed a combination of gym equipment and desk that was high-tech, electrified and expensive, and brings fitness into the office;@mocoloco tweets us to their post on Lucie Koldova, who brings fitness equipment into the home. She uses a lot more design and a lot less tech, turning a set of parallel bars... Lucie Koldova / Mocoloco.com ...into a dining table. She tells Mocoloco: Home Fitness is a multi-functional set of objects intended for the interior. Objects serve as contemporary furniture pieces designed specially for stretching your body and easy exercising. Lucie Koldova / Mocoloco.com This armoire, with cupboard above and drawers below..... Lucie Koldova / Mocoloco.com ...becomes a set of wall bars. Lucie writes: The dimensions of each piece of furniture are optimised in order to serve both functions well. The objects will be attractive to an active demographic who enjoy stretching, working out and shaping their bodies. Lucie Koldova / Mocoloco.com It is really a completely different approach to design, a simple modification of every-day things to make them serve multiple functions. What a refreshing way of looking at things. More at Lucie KoldovaAll entries tagged Transformer Furniture