Our teachers teach as much as possible in their native language, providing more fluidity and depth to their classes.
Louise started practicing yoga with her mom when she was about 17. She quickly became interested in anatomy, Ayurveda, massage and her interest in well-being continued to grow over the years. Louise trained to become a yoga teacher in 2013 and continued her studies in Yin, Restorative, Yoga Nidra, Pranayama, Philosophy, Trauma-informed, Pre and Post Natal Yoga in the following years. She is also an experienced massage therapist and Doula.
Her teaching style is creative, inclusive and sensitive. She will guide you deeper into your inner experience, offering opportunities for you to notice the present. Louise infuses her classes with elements from Traditional Chinese Medicine and her in depth knowledge of anatomy and Yoga.
She conducts several yoga teacher trainings each year, ranging from Yin to Vinyasa, to Trauma-Informed Yoga and Somatics. Her trainings are deep, creative and inspiring.
In 2019, she and Maxime opened The Space! In 2023, they moved to Normandy and opened The Retreat Space, a beautiful yoga retreat centre. Most recently they opened The Space Belleville in 2025.
Having grown up immersed in various artistic disciplines (gymnastics and dance), Juliette always sought and embraced a special connection to the body, to movement, and to the liberation of the mind through them.
As a nurse by profession, it felt only natural to turn toward yoga—at first, for personal reasons, to escape the everyday routine. But over time, as she experienced its many benefits, Juliette began to discover a whole new approach to caring for oneself. That’s when she decided to complete a 200-hour Vinyasa training, followed by a 25-hour Prenatal course, and finally a 50-hour Women’s Yoga training.
Juliette deeply believes that even the briefest moment spent on a yoga mat offers anyone willing the chance to pause time, to experience new sensations, and to truly discover themselves.
Through Juliette's classes—both dynamic and gentle, always guided by the breath—she invite you to journey within your body and mind. To feel and to explore. To release and to move. To make yourself your own priority!
Ali is a 200-hour American yoga teacher based in Paris, specializing in vinyasa and yin styles. She has also trained in trauma-informed Yoga. Her classes are adaptive and accessible to everyone.
To start with, Ali discovered Yoga thanks to her acting on stage - it was used in warm up exercises and as a way to reconnect before performing - she quickly became hooked. Ali's classes combine the flow of vinyasa (to release what no longer serves us and energize the body) with introspective meditation, offering students the best of both worlds.
Ali is passionate about meditation, and an advocate of promoting the mind-body connection. She defines meaingful intentions for her classes and includes long savasanas. She strives to create a friendly and non-judgmental atmosphere in the classroom so that wherever students are in their practice, they feel welcome. Students will develop their physical and mental strength and leave class feeling fresh and reconnected.
Kira is our resident Australian who's been in Paris for over 3 years. Her passions: Yoga, rock climbing, forest bathing and cooking/nutrition. She started training herself with The Space Academy in 2019. She teaches Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative and Pre/postnatal Yoga. In 2022 she completed her 300 hour advanced Yoga training.
Her classes are fluid and creative, her playlists dreamy and her energy incredible!
Her classes are fluid and creative, her playlists dreamy and her energy incredible!
Gabriel is an Australian Ashtanga and vinyasa yoga teacher based in Paris. He's completed over 420 hours of ashtanga yoga, hatha yoga and yoga for trauma teacher trainings between Paris and Madrid.
Gabriel received his Bachelors from a business school in Germany and worked for eight years in corporate finance, following a "traditional" career path. Eventually realising that life is meant to be lived, he turned to sharing his passion: Yoga.
Gabriel's dynamic teaching style consists in helping you adapt the practice to you and your current physical and mental state, helping you see that what happens on the mat is often a manifestation of what's going on in your head, and finding some peace and calmness,
even for 20 minutes a day.
Louise Nunzi is a yoga teacher trained in Jivamukti Yoga.
Yoga gradually took on a central role in her life after several years during which Louise traveled extensively and lived in India and Southeast Asia in search of meaning and authenticity.
Yoga gradually took on a central role in her life after several years during which Louise traveled extensively and lived in India and Southeast Asia in search of meaning and authenticity.
Louise began practicing yoga for physical fitness, but very quickly it brought her much more. What she had been seeking on the other side of the world through her travels, she ultimately found and nurtured through the practice of yoga.
It is because this practice feels so transformative and liberating to her that she wishes to share it and pass on the teachings she has received, in order to make the benefits of yoga more accessible to others.
Her approach to yoga is not limited to its physical aspect, even though that remains important. Of course, yoga strengthens and increases flexibility, but not only on a physical level. The practice also helps to become stronger internally, more adaptable, and more fluid in life.
Classes with Louise are dynamic and comprehensive. Movements are guided by the breath, and postures are held for five breaths to allow time to understand and feel what is happening within them.
A class with Louise is a journey — a sensory experience filled with music, release, alignment, and calming. At the end of this journey, one feels stronger, more confident, and more relaxed.
Originally from Massachusetts, Camille discovered sun salutations at the age of twelve, during her classical and contemporary dance training. Initially perceived as a repetitive discipline, this practice taught her patience and rigor over the years.
Initially trained in Ashtanga (200 hours of YTT), she quickly turned to Vinyasa, an approach that allows her to expand her range of possibilities and develop her creativity.
Camille has also trained in restorative and prenatal yoga, enriching her teaching to meet the diverse needs of her students.
In 2021, five years after beginning her teaching career, Camille founded the association
Moi Aussi Yoga, dedicated to sharing accessible yoga. She works with people
distant from this practice and physical activity in general. Guided by a quest for holistic well-being, she helps everyone reconnect with themselves and others. For Camille, yoga is a true meditation in movement, to be experienced both on the mat and in everyday life. For her, it's a powerful way to share and celebrate a profound humanity.
Initially trained in Ashtanga (200 hours of YTT), she quickly turned to Vinyasa, an approach that allows her to expand her range of possibilities and develop her creativity.
Camille has also trained in restorative and prenatal yoga, enriching her teaching to meet the diverse needs of her students.
In 2021, five years after beginning her teaching career, Camille founded the association
Moi Aussi Yoga, dedicated to sharing accessible yoga. She works with people
distant from this practice and physical activity in general. Guided by a quest for holistic well-being, she helps everyone reconnect with themselves and others. For Camille, yoga is a true meditation in movement, to be experienced both on the mat and in everyday life. For her, it's a powerful way to share and celebrate a profound humanity.
Practicing since 2017 and certified in 2024, Shannon teaches Vinyasa classes that are both grounding and uplifting. She creates a welcoming space where students can prioritize themselves and move with intention. Her goal is for you to leave class feeling restored, capable, and comfortable in your own skin.
After more than 10 years in Paris, Romain found himself craving a break from the city's constant buzz. Searching for a sense of peace, he traveled to India for the first time—and it was love at first sight. He discovered a vibrant, deeply inspiring world that sparked a true passion in him.
Back in France, he signed up for a yoga class—then another, then another—until it became clear that this was more than a passing interest. He pursued a 200-hour yoga teacher training to deepen his practice and understanding. Diploma in hand, he returned to India yet again, this time to dive into meditation through a Vipassana retreat. That experience was a turning point: he knew it was time to share this lifestyle with others.
Romain’s classes are dynamic and grounding—expect to sweat, clear your mind, maybe even end up upside down. You’ll walk out feeling lighter, rebalanced, and ready to take on whatever life throws your way.
Jara's yoga journey began when she moved from Amsterdam to Paris in 2016. Having practiced classical ballet throughout her youth, she sought a gentler approach for her body. In Paris, she met Louise, who introduced her to the transformative powers of yoga.
Yoga helped Jara develop a more harmonious relationship with her body, enhancing her posture and equipping her with tools to manage stress. Completing a 200-hour yoga teacher training, is what made her passion for teaching come to life.
In her classes, Jara creatively combines strength, flexibility, and meditation, guided by her love for movement and her desire to support others in their self-discovery. She shares her passion for flexibility by helping students find their own range of motion and gradually improve their flexibility.
Beyond traditional yoga, Jara creates sequences that are almost like a dance, guided by the breath. She creates a safe and inclusive space, respecting each student's body and journey.
Yoga helped Jara develop a more harmonious relationship with her body, enhancing her posture and equipping her with tools to manage stress. Completing a 200-hour yoga teacher training, is what made her passion for teaching come to life.
In her classes, Jara creatively combines strength, flexibility, and meditation, guided by her love for movement and her desire to support others in their self-discovery. She shares her passion for flexibility by helping students find their own range of motion and gradually improve their flexibility.
Beyond traditional yoga, Jara creates sequences that are almost like a dance, guided by the breath. She creates a safe and inclusive space, respecting each student's body and journey.
Physiotherapist specializing in perineal rehabilitation since 2017, the functioning and understanding of the body has always fascinated me. Passionate about dance since my childhood, movement has always been part of my life. This is why I naturally turned to the practice of yoga. Through my profession, I have always loved passing on my knowledge and passion to my patients, I wanted to do the same with yoga. I like to practice with a goal, a theme, a specific objective and create flows like paths that will take me there. I like to leave a class full of energy, grounded and connected with my body. It is these sensations and this well-being that I wish to share with my students.
A big fan of travel & discovery, Victoria worked for 6 years in communication in the hotel industry. And for the past few years, she has been helping people travel inwards, through their bodies. After 2 years studying Ayurveda, Victoria is now a Yin, Vinyasa and Prenatal Yoga teacher. By mixing her various interests and knowledge about the physical and mental bodies, Victoria offers classes where you can explore, discover, and more importantly reconnect with yourself. For Victoria, Yoga is more than postures and you'll discover this with her - encouraging you to get to know yourself better and make the most of life - simply.
Positive and gentle, her practices include breathing exercises, posture work and relaxation in order to build strength, balance, flexibility and physical and mental relaxation.
Annsonia is a Paris-based Canadian Yoga teacher and teacher trainer. Her teaching is rooted in the fluid nature of a Vinyasa practice, but also showcases her passion for the details of alignment and science of functional movement. Her creative teaching continuously evolves as a combination of those 3 element's, and brings together a vibrant tapestry of cultures, experiences and endless inspiration as she continues to learn and grow as both a student and teacher.
Alice found a regular yoga practice in her late 20s and, as a lifestyle, it gave her the tools to navigate through anxiety and emotions and connect with herself at a deep level.
She decided to qualify as a yoga teacher to share this invaluable knowledge and completed her 200h Vinyasa training in London. Later on, she graduated in Pranayama and Breathwork, and is now currently training in Restorative yoga.
Influenced by her past challenges with PTSD, she aims to promote healing, confidence and self-appreciation to her students through movement and breath.
Anne-Marie discovered yoga during Covid as a sport, but it quickly became much more than that. For her, yoga is a moment dedicated to oneself, designed to be fully present in one's body and mind. Her classes combine flows with gentle transitions and more dynamic passages to fully enhance awareness of one's movements.
Flore discovered yoga as a way to soothe anxiety and navigate through panic attacks.
What began as a personal lifeline soon grew into a passion — one that evolved through her travels and years of dedicated practice.
Along the way, she found in yoga and breathwork not just calm, but a sense of freedom, curiosity, and connection between body and mind (and a bit of sweat).
What began as a personal lifeline soon grew into a passion — one that evolved through her travels and years of dedicated practice.
Along the way, she found in yoga and breathwork not just calm, but a sense of freedom, curiosity, and connection between body and mind (and a bit of sweat).
Back in France, she started a 200h Vinyasa Teacher training at The Space and continues to explore and share that freedom through dynamic, creative, and energizing classes.
Expect a fast-paced flow, a warm and supportive vibe, and a nice playlist.
Music plays a big role in Flore’s classes, setting the rhythm, and turning each session into a full-body experience.
Whether you're here to move, decompress, or just survive your day, Flore’s got you — one breath, one beat, and one flow at a time.
As a wellness enthusiast, an eclectic designer, and an avid adventurer, Maria has been moving her body in different ways for as long as she can remember. It's only when she started practicing Yoga that she learned to foster a deeper understanding whilst connecting with herself. She believes in the power of listening to our bodies on the mat, and it's what she's eager to share. It is through crafted experiences blending music, movement and words, that Maria aims to create holistic and transformative spaces, both on and off the mat!
Whilst living in Canada in 2012, Yasmina started following classes simply for the physical practice. It didn't take her long to feel other benefits; she felt more present, calmer, more patient and started to better understand her body. In 2018, she trained in Vinyasa and Hatha (200 hrs) which only gave her more drive to learn. She continued training in Yin, Pre/postnatal and Shamanic Yin. More recently she trained in Mudras and in Massage. Her classes are open to every level, shape and size! She's passionate about the body and how it can move and so she integrates functional movement in her flows.
From sunny California, Madelaine has been practicing yoga for more than 10 years and loves to use her mat as a space for joyful movement, self-compassion, and mind-body connection. She is passionate about sharing the philosophy of yoga with her community to invite others to fully experience the magic of this ancient practice. Her classes offer a wholesome, gentle blend of asana, breathwork, and mindfulness, and are open to yogis of all backgrounds and experiences.
Madelaine has studied classical yoga philosophy, Ayurveda, and modern postural yoga in India, France, and the United States, and completed her yoga teacher training at The Space.
A former dancer with a passion for the body in movement, discovering yoga allowed Lauriane to reconnect with her body and refocus her mind, awakening her desire to transmit and share. Deeply convinced of the benefits of yoga on the mat as in life, she teaches Vinyasa by balancing strength and flexibility, mixing meditation, pranayama and asanas. She also teaches perinatal yoga (with passion) and Yin yoga, a practice as gentle as it is demanding to release deep blockages through breathing, stillness and concentration. Lauriane aims to bring her students towards a heightened awareness of their physical and mental bodies, merging breath and movement to explore, refocus and FEEL. Her classes are adapted to all levels and all ages according to the physical and psychological expectations and objectives of each individual.
Sasha is a multicultural yoga teacher offering well-rounded classes that blend movement, breath, and thoughtful themes. She came to yoga in her teens, seeking confidence in her body, and discovered a lifelong practice that has supported her through many of life’s transitions.
In her teaching, Sasha weaves together the many facets of her mixed identity, creating an organic practice that is at once alignment-focused yet intuitive, grounded yet creative, symbolic yet rooted in evidence-based approaches to well-being. She shares the joy of yoga with the hope of helping others connect more deeply with themselves and cultivate trust in their own inner wisdom.
Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Maria moved to France over a decade ago. She discovered yoga for the first time in Paris, initially drawn to it for its physical benefits. But what she found was much more—a practice that challenged her mindset and transformed the way she lived her life.
After being a dedicated student in Louise’s classes, Maria felt inspired to deepen her understanding of yoga. She completed The Space’s 200-hour teacher training, where she discovered her passion for teaching.
Maria’s classes offer fun, dynamic flows designed to challenge both body and mind. Her goal is to leave students feeling refreshed, reconnected, and empowered to carry that sense of balance and awareness beyond the mat and into everyday life.
After being a dedicated student in Louise’s classes, Maria felt inspired to deepen her understanding of yoga. She completed The Space’s 200-hour teacher training, where she discovered her passion for teaching.
Maria’s classes offer fun, dynamic flows designed to challenge both body and mind. Her goal is to leave students feeling refreshed, reconnected, and empowered to carry that sense of balance and awareness beyond the mat and into everyday life.
Through Tiphaine’s classes, yoga becomes a suspended moment, a quiet pause away from the noise.
Through a fluid and mindful Vinyasa practice, she invites you to slow down, to breathe, to gently settle. Her approach centers on disconnection: from the restless mind, the screens, the pressure — to return to yourself in a soft, safe space.
Each session is an invitation to reconnect with your inner rhythm, to cultivate presence, and to ground fully in the moment
Through a fluid and mindful Vinyasa practice, she invites you to slow down, to breathe, to gently settle. Her approach centers on disconnection: from the restless mind, the screens, the pressure — to return to yourself in a soft, safe space.
Each session is an invitation to reconnect with your inner rhythm, to cultivate presence, and to ground fully in the moment
