A space to return to yourself
Yoga Space is built around simplicity, presence, and connection. We create environments where you can step away from the noise of the city and reconnect with yourself.
Each studio reflects this philosophy through light, design, and atmosphere.
Greenwich Village
We’re excited to open our newest studio in the heart of Manhattan. Unlike our other locations, this space features two studio rooms – white for calm and meditation, black for energy and transformation.
Designed with wabi-sabi aesthetics, natural light, and a welcoming lounge. Located in one of the most iconic and dynamic neighborhoods in New York City, Greenwich Village is a true center of creativity, culture, and connection. With some of the city’s best cafés, restaurants, and parks just steps away,
Greenpoint – 738 Manhattan Ave
The heart of Greenpoint.
17-foot ceilings and extra-large south-facing windows fill the space with amazing light all day.
2 blocks from the G train at Nassau & Greenpoint Ave. Citibike on the corner. L train 0.7 miles away. Less than a mile from the India Street Ferry. 3 blocks from waterfront parks (Transmitter, McCarren, McGorlick).
Neighborhood hot spots include Peter Pan Donuts, Paulie G’s Slice Shop, Greenpoint Lofts, Naked Dog, Achilles Heel, and many more.
Williamsburg – 473 Grand St
A peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Williamsburg.
Our studio embraces natural materials, soft textures, and imperfect beauty of wabi-sabi. Sunlight, earthy tones, and carefully chosen details create a space that feels warm, spacious, and effortlessly calm.
Just two blocks from the L train at Lorimer Street, surrounded by the creativity and character that make Williamsburg one of New York City’s most inspiring neighborhoods.
Long Island City – 2125 44th Ave
Tucked inside a quiet building run by a family who has restored picture frames for generations. Enter and you’ll see their unique works.
Our space features panoramic windows, noise-insulating glass, and plants throughout. Daylight creates tranquility. The outside world stays outside.

