Clubhouse interior designfor every age and mood
One building, many moods: energy in the gym, calm in the yoga room, fun in the play area.
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A clubhouse has to serve children, parents and grandparents, often at the same hour. AAS designs recreational spaces where each room has its own personality and the whole building still feels like one place.
Planning a clubhouse that gets used
- Give each activity its own mood instead of one look repeated everywhere.
- Bring in as much natural light as the building allows.
- Choose finishes that stand up to heavy daily use.
- Keep noisy and quiet activities apart.
- Make the entrance and reception a clear, welcoming starting point.
Our clubhouse work: Kanpur
Our Kanpur clubhouse has an industrial character with bold colour and plenty of daylight. The yoga studio is calm, with arched mirrors and a warm timber floor. The cards room has a retro feel, with clusters of bulb pendants over the tables. The kids' play area is bright and soft, the cafe wears a tropical mural, and the gym looks out through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Spaces we design in a clubhouse
- Gym and fitness studios
- Yoga and meditation rooms
- Cards and games rooms
- Kids' play areas
- Cafes and lounges
- Reception and corridors
Questions, answered
Do you design clubhouses for residential societies?
Yes. Clubhouses for residential developments, as well as standalone recreational and fitness spaces.
Can each room look different?
Yes, and it usually should. In our Kanpur clubhouse the yoga studio, cards room and play area each have a distinct mood, tied together by shared materials and lighting.
Do you work outside Delhi NCR?
Yes. Our clubhouse project is in Kanpur.
Planning a space like this?
Tell us about it. A short message is enough to begin.