Goodside Studios
Goodside Studios, Nolita's newest pole studio designed by Office of Tangible Space, celebrates movement as a form of self-expression and strength. The two-floor space unfolds with intention: tall ceilings are anchored by 12-foot-tall red curtains in the upper studio, while moody lighting and intimate spaces define the basement below. Senem Oezdogan's painting Sui Generis occupies the space naturally, her work capturing the same interplay between discipline and fluidity that the studio embodies.
The studio reimagines what a pole space can be: inviting yet edgy, refined yet raw — a place, as the designers put it, "Grace Jones would feel at home in."
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The material palette grounds the experience: warm oak and plaster punctuated by bold reds, burgundies, and terracottas — a visual language that captures both sensuality and strength.
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Photos by Claire Esparros; design by Office of Tangible Space
