
Carolina Domme,
architectural artist of stillness.
Cream Studio's designs pilates, yoga and wellness spaces across three continents. Light, material and silence, shaped so that the moment someone walks in, the city falls away.
View selected work →A studio is not a room. It is a state of mind you build with walls.
I am Carolina Domme, founder of Cream Studio's. I design the spaces where people come to breathe, move and put themselves back together.
Born in Hamburg, trained in Copenhagen and Milan, I spent my early years in large practices drawing towers and offices. Then I built a single small pilates studio for a friend, and watched what good light and an honest floor could do to a person halfway through a session. I never went back.
For fifteen years my work has lived at the intersection of architecture and the body. I do not chase trends or feature walls. I choreograph daylight, choose materials you want to touch with bare feet, and engineer a quiet most buildings forget to design for. The result is space that disappears, so movement can take over.
Today I work with founders, retreat owners and wellness brands from London to Bali, usually with my hands in the plaster.
Light first
Before a single wall, I map how the sun moves through the day. Studios are scored for morning energy and evening calm, with daylight that flatters skin and softens effort.
Honest material
Lime plaster, raw oak, linen, stone, cork. Surfaces that age beautifully, feel warm underfoot and quietly tell your members this place was made with care.
Designed silence
Acoustics, flow and sightlines planned so the noise of the street, the changing room and the next class never reaches the mat. Stillness is an engineering decision.
Forty studios.
Eleven countries.
A small selection of pilates, yoga and wellness spaces designed and delivered around the world.






Everything between the first sketch and the first class.
Carolina did not design us a studio. She designed the way our members feel the second the door closes behind them.
Let us build something worth breathing in.
Planning a new studio, a retreat or a full rebuild? Tell me about the space and the feeling you want people to walk into. I take on a small number of projects each year.
hello@cream-studios.me →