Mateo Álvarez

I design layouts and workflows for tiny homes and micro-studios where every hinge, caster, and wall stud matters. My guides emphasize safe circulation lanes, lease-friendly mounting, and fast reconfigurations so your practice breathes between sessions instead of battling clutter.

Space should breathe; gear must earn its footprint by resetting fast.

I once taped out three reformers on my studio floor, then realized only one left safe walking lanes. That day I started treating floor plans like choreography. Every hinge, caster, and wall stud matters when clients move—so I design layouts that breathe, fold, and reset between classes.

I prefer modular, foldable systems with tool-less transitions and clear wall protection.