The Grey Area Yoga Mats are Fit for the Healthy Design Lover
Meghan Young — November 29, 2013 — Lifestyle
References: shopgreyarea & design-milk
For those who take the practice of yoga seriously, the Grey Area Yoga Mats could really liven up a session. Of course, it can be argued that true yogis will not put too much thought into such frivolous things. Yet for something that is used day in and day out, a well-designed yoga mat could really make a difference. In fact, people might want to practice even more just to look at it.
Debuting during Art Basel in Miami, Florida, the Grey Area Yoga Mats was created in joint effort with the Morgans Hotel Group and Lululemon Athletica. It taps seven artists: Daniel Arsham, Eric Cahan, Wim Delvoye, Kon Trubkovich, Jon Kessler, Grey Area and @earlboykins (Andrew Kuo).
Debuting during Art Basel in Miami, Florida, the Grey Area Yoga Mats was created in joint effort with the Morgans Hotel Group and Lululemon Athletica. It taps seven artists: Daniel Arsham, Eric Cahan, Wim Delvoye, Kon Trubkovich, Jon Kessler, Grey Area and @earlboykins (Andrew Kuo).
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