Meet our team of enthusiastic, passionate and dedicated teachers! 🙂
Louise began practicing yoga with her mother when she was around 17 years old. She quickly developed an interest in anatomy, Ayurveda, and massage, and her passion for well-being has continued to grow over the years. Louise trained as a yoga teacher in 2013 and went on to pursue further studies in Yin Yoga, Pranayama, Restorative Yoga, philosophy, Yoga Nidra, trauma-informed yoga, Somatic Yoga, and pre- and postnatal yoga. She is also an experienced massage therapist and a doula. </p>
<p>She leads several yoga teacher training courses each year—including Yin, Vinyasa, Restorative, and trauma-informed yoga. Her trainings are profound, creative, and inspiring, blending practice, theory, and practices that go beyond yoga itself. </p>
<p>In 2023, she opened her yoga retreat center in Normandy to welcome practitioners to her home in the countryside.</p>
<p>In 2025, she opened The Space Belleville.</p>
<p>In 2019 Louise and her partner Max opened The Space !
<p>She leads several yoga teacher training courses each year—including Yin, Vinyasa, Restorative, and trauma-informed yoga. Her trainings are profound, creative, and inspiring, blending practice, theory, and practices that go beyond yoga itself. </p>
<p>In 2023, she opened her yoga retreat center in Normandy to welcome practitioners to her home in the countryside.</p>
<p>In 2025, she opened The Space Belleville.</p>
<p>In 2019 Louise and her partner Max opened The Space !
Having grown up immersed in various artistic disciplines—specifically gymnastics and dance—I have always sought and championed a special connection to the body, to movement, and to the liberation of the mind through that movement.</p>
<p>As a nurse by profession, it was quite natural for me to turn to yoga—initially for personal reasons, to step away from my daily routine, but later, having realized its many benefits, to discover a completely different approach to care. That was the moment I decided to complete a 200-hour Vinyasa training, followed—to deepen my practice—by a 25-hour Prenatal training and, finally, a 50-hour Women’s Yoga training. </p>
<p>I am deeply convinced that a single moment—however brief—on a yoga mat allows anyone who wishes to pause time and savor new sensations in a genuine journey of self-discovery.</p>
<p>Through my classes—which are both dynamic and gentle, and guided by the breath—I invite you to journey within your body and mind. To feel and discover. To set yourself free and move. To make yourself your priority!
<p>As a nurse by profession, it was quite natural for me to turn to yoga—initially for personal reasons, to step away from my daily routine, but later, having realized its many benefits, to discover a completely different approach to care. That was the moment I decided to complete a 200-hour Vinyasa training, followed—to deepen my practice—by a 25-hour Prenatal training and, finally, a 50-hour Women’s Yoga training. </p>
<p>I am deeply convinced that a single moment—however brief—on a yoga mat allows anyone who wishes to pause time and savor new sensations in a genuine journey of self-discovery.</p>
<p>Through my classes—which are both dynamic and gentle, and guided by the breath—I invite you to journey within your body and mind. To feel and discover. To set yourself free and move. To make yourself your priority!
Ali is a 200-hour American yoga teacher based in Paris, specializing in vinyasa and yin styles.</p>
<p>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. </p>
<p>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.
<p>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. </p>
<p>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 cookin/nutrition. She started training herself with The Space Academy in 2019. She teaches Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative and Pre/postnatal Yoga. Elle termine sa formation 300h en 2022.<br/>Ses cours sont fluids et créatifs; ses playlists font rêver, et son énergie incroyable!
Gabriel is an Australian Ashtanga and Vinyasa yoga teacher based in Paris. He has completed over 500 hours of training in Ashtanga, Hatha, Yin, Restorative, and Trauma-Informed Yoga across Paris and Madrid. </p>
<p>Gabriel earned his business degree in Germany and spent eight years working in corporate finance, following a traditional career path. Realizing that life is meant to be lived, he turned to sharing his passion: yoga. </p>
<p>Gabriel’s dynamic teaching focuses on helping you adapt the practice to yourself and your current physical and mental state, understand that what happens on the mat often reflects what is going on in your mind, and find peace and calm—even if only for 20 minutes a day.
<p>Gabriel earned his business degree in Germany and spent eight years working in corporate finance, following a traditional career path. Realizing that life is meant to be lived, he turned to sharing his passion: yoga. </p>
<p>Gabriel’s dynamic teaching focuses on helping you adapt the practice to yourself and your current physical and mental state, understand that what happens on the mat often reflects what is going on in your mind, and find peace and calm—even if only for 20 minutes a day.
Louise Nunzi is a Jivamukti Yoga teacher.<br/>Yoga gradually became a central part of her life following a period of several years spent traveling and living in India and Southeast Asia in search of meaning and authenticity.<br/>Louise initially took up yoga for fitness, yet it very quickly offered her much more. She ultimately found and cultivated—through her yoga practice—what she had been seeking during her travels across the globe.<br/>Because she finds the practice so transformative and liberating, she wishes to share it and pass on the teachings she received, helping others access the benefits of yoga.<br/>Her approach to yoga goes beyond the physical aspect, even though the physical side plays an important role. While yoga certainly builds strength and flexibility, it does so on more than just a physical level; the practice also fosters inner strength and helps one become more flexible and fluid in navigating life.<br/>Louise’s classes are dynamic and comprehensive; movements are initiated by the breath, and poses are held for five breaths to allow time to understand them and fully experience the sensations within. A class with Louise is a journey—a sensory experience blending music, a chance to let loose, alignment, and a sense of calm. By the end of the journey, you feel stronger, more confident, and more relaxed.
Erik Raynal is a Paris-based yoga teacher trained in Vinyasa (over 1,000 hours of training) and Jivamukti Yoga (800 hours).</p>
<p>Creative and deeply passionate about movement—particularly contemporary dance, which he has practiced for years—he discovered yoga in 2015 while living in Berlin.</p>
<p>His classes are described as intense, stimulating, and empowering, while emphasizing attentive listening and attention to detail.</p>
<p>Erik views yoga as a powerful tool for human evolution, body-mind awareness, and intelligence.</p>
<p>His expressive approach to yoga combines repetitive choreography with movement meditation, fostering empowerment and inviting a deeper connection with oneself.
<p>Creative and deeply passionate about movement—particularly contemporary dance, which he has practiced for years—he discovered yoga in 2015 while living in Berlin.</p>
<p>His classes are described as intense, stimulating, and empowering, while emphasizing attentive listening and attention to detail.</p>
<p>Erik views yoga as a powerful tool for human evolution, body-mind awareness, and intelligence.</p>
<p>His expressive approach to yoga combines repetitive choreography with movement meditation, fostering empowerment and inviting a deeper connection with oneself.
Having lived in Paris for over ten years, Romain sought to escape the city's bustle. In search of serenity, he found himself in India for the first time—and it was love at first sight; he discovered an extraordinary world that ignited a true passion within him. </p>
<p>Upon his return, he decided to take a yoga class—then two, then three—until he felt the only option was to train and deepen his practice through a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) course. With his certification in hand, he headed back to India—yet again—to practice Vipassana meditation, feeling the time had come to share this way of life. </p>
<p>Come break a sweat, clear your mind by turning things upside down—feet in the air—and regain your balance, so you leave class feeling calm and ready to face life!
<p>Upon his return, he decided to take a yoga class—then two, then three—until he felt the only option was to train and deepen his practice through a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) course. With his certification in hand, he headed back to India—yet again—to practice Vipassana meditation, feeling the time had come to share this way of life. </p>
<p>Come break a sweat, clear your mind by turning things upside down—feet in the air—and regain your balance, so you leave class feeling calm and ready to face life!
ara’s yoga journey began when she moved from Amsterdam to Paris in 2016. Having practiced classical dance throughout her youth, she was looking for a gentler approach for her body. In Paris, she met Louise, who introduced her to the transformative power of yoga.<br/>Yoga helped Jara develop a more harmonious relationship with her body, improving her posture and providing her with tools to manage stress. After completing a 200-hour training course, her passion for teaching was ignited. <br>In her classes, Jara creatively blends strength, flexibility, and meditation, driven by her love of movement and her desire to support others on their journey of self-discovery. She shares her passion for flexibility by helping students find their own range of motion and gradually improve their suppleness.<br/>Going beyond traditional yoga, Jara crafts sequences that feel almost like a dance, guided by the breath. She creates a safe, inclusive space that respects each individual's body and personal journey.
For Aldwin, the body has always played an essential role in the quest for a life fully lived. His creative pursuits—fashion design, tattooing, and filmmaking—initially centered on the outer shell, have naturally evolved toward functionality and inner awareness. </p>
<p>His expressive yoga practice combines repetitive choreography with movement meditation—an approach that strengthens the sense of personal power while fostering a deeper connection with oneself.
<p>His expressive yoga practice combines repetitive choreography with movement meditation—an approach that strengthens the sense of personal power while fostering a deeper connection with oneself.
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. </p>
<p>Positive and gentle, her practices include breathing exercises, posture work and relaxation in order to build strength, balance, flexibility and physical and mental relaxation.
<p>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 Canadian yoga teacher and trainer based in Paris. Her teaching is rooted in the fluidity of Vinyasa practice but also reflects her passion for alignment details and the science of functional movement. Her creative teaching constantly evolves—blending these three elements and drawing on a rich mix of cultures, experiences, and endless inspiration—as she continues to learn and grow, both as a student and as a teacher.
Originally from Massachusetts, Camille discovered the Sun Salutation at the age of twelve while training in classical ballet and contemporary dance. Initially viewed as a repetitive routine, the practice eventually taught her patience and discipline.<br/>After initial training in Ashtanga (200-hour YTT), she soon gravitated toward Vinyasa, an approach that allowed her to broaden her horizons and foster her creativity.<br/>Camille also trained in restorative and prenatal yoga, enriching her teaching to meet the diverse needs of her students.<br/>In 2021, five years into her teaching career, Camille founded the association *Moi Aussi Yoga*, dedicated to making yoga accessible to all. She works with populations often removed from yoga and physical activity in general. Driven by a quest for holistic well-being, she helps individuals reconnect with themselves and with others.<br/>For Camille, yoga is a true meditation in motion—an experience to be lived both on the mat and in everyday life. It serves as a powerful medium for sharing and celebrating our shared humanity.
Flore discovered yoga as a way to soothe anxiety and manage panic attacks.<br/>What began as a personal lifeline quickly turned into a passion—one that evolved through her travels and years of dedicated practice.<br/>Along the way, she found not only calm in yoga and breathwork but also a sense of freedom, curiosity, and mind-body connection (plus a bit of sweat).</p>
<p>Upon returning to France, she began a 200-hour Vinyasa teacher training at The Space and continues to explore and share this freedom through dynamic, creative, and energizing classes.<br>Expect a brisk pace, a warm and encouraging atmosphere, and an enjoyable playlist.<br>Music plays an important role in Flore's classes, setting the rhythm and transforming each session into a complete bodily experience.<br>Whether you’re here to move, unwind, or simply get through the day, Flore is here for you—one breath, one rhythm, and one flow at a time.
<p>Upon returning to France, she began a 200-hour Vinyasa teacher training at The Space and continues to explore and share this freedom through dynamic, creative, and energizing classes.<br>Expect a brisk pace, a warm and encouraging atmosphere, and an enjoyable playlist.<br>Music plays an important role in Flore's classes, setting the rhythm and transforming each session into a complete bodily experience.<br>Whether you’re here to move, unwind, or simply get through the day, Flore is here for you—one breath, one rhythm, and one flow at a time.
Of Indian origin and born in France, I grew up with a dual culture in which yoga, spirituality, and Indian traditions have always played a significant role in my life. From a very young age, I developed a passion for classical dance, which instilled in me a love for movement, discipline, and bodily expression. </p>
<p>Following an injury, I naturally turned to yoga, which opened the door to a much broader world—one of breathwork, meditation, and connecting with myself. This practice quickly became a cornerstone of my balance, helping me feel more aligned, grounded, and mentally strong. </p>
<p>Trained in Vinyasa Yoga at The Space, I now teach a dynamic, fluid style of yoga focused on movement, mobility, and the joy of exploring the body in space. Music also plays a vital role in my classes: each playlist is crafted as a narrative thread that mirrors the energy and emotions of the practice.
<p>Following an injury, I naturally turned to yoga, which opened the door to a much broader world—one of breathwork, meditation, and connecting with myself. This practice quickly became a cornerstone of my balance, helping me feel more aligned, grounded, and mentally strong. </p>
<p>Trained in Vinyasa Yoga at The Space, I now teach a dynamic, fluid style of yoga focused on movement, mobility, and the joy of exploring the body in space. Music also plays a vital role in my classes: each playlist is crafted as a narrative thread that mirrors the energy and emotions of the practice.
A wellness enthusiast, eclectic creator, and avid adventurer, Maria has always worked with her body in various ways. It was through yoga that she learned to develop a deeper understanding while connecting with herself. She believes in the power of listening to one’s body on the mat—a practice she shares in her classes. Through creative experiences blending music, movement, and words, Maria aims to create holistic, transformative spaces—both on and off the mat!
Jana is a yoga teacher trained in Vinyasa (200-hour Yoga Teacher Training at The Space) and prenatal yoga. She discovered yoga somewhat by chance in Paris, and the practice has since become an integral part of her daily life. She designs her classes with a single focus: varying sensations and creating a space for exploration. She teaches Vinyasa for its creative nature, drawing inspiration from other disciplines such as strength training, Pilates, and mobility work. <br>Her teaching is not static; it constantly evolves based on her reading, learning, and training. Naturally dynamic and radiant, Jana ensures that every practice is a moment of freedom and discovery. She invites you to slow down and live fully, with greater authenticity and presence in your daily life. </p>
<p>She is convinced that well-being comes from movement and that the gut is our second brain (something not talked about enough).
<p>She is convinced that well-being comes from movement and that the gut is our second brain (something not talked about enough).
Originally from California, Madelaine has been practicing yoga for over 10 years and loves using her mat as a space for joyful movement, self-compassion, and mind-body connection. She is passionate about sharing yoga philosophy with her community, inviting others to fully experience the magic of this ancient practice. Her classes offer a wholesome, gentle blend of asanas, breathwork, and mindfulness, and are open to all yogis. </p>
<p>Madelaine studied classical yoga philosophy, Ayurveda, and modern postural yoga in India, France, and the United States, and completed her training at The Space.
<p>Madelaine studied classical yoga philosophy, Ayurveda, and modern postural yoga in India, France, and the United States, and completed her training at The Space.
A former dancer with a passion for the moving body, Lauriane discovered yoga and found a way to reconnect with herself and center her mind, awakening a desire to share her practice with others. Deeply convinced of yoga’s benefits—both on and off the mat—she teaches Vinyasa by balancing strength and flexibility, blending meditation, pranayama, and asanas. She also teaches perinatal yoga (with great passion) and Yin yoga—a practice that is as gentle as it is demanding—designed to release deep-seated tension through breath, stillness, and focus. Lauriane aims to guide her students toward a heightened awareness of their physical and mental selves, fusing breath and movement to explore, center, and truly *feel*. Her classes cater to all ages and skill levels, tailored to each individual's physical and mental needs and goals.
Yoga and Pilates served as a gateway to gentleness and a deeper understanding of the body. Today, Mathilde wants to share these practices as tools for personal growth—ways to replenish your energy and boost your self-confidence. Her goal is to help you get moving without it feeling intimidating or burdensome; instead, she encourages you to find joy and pleasure in the challenge. Her classes are designed to benefit you beyond the mat, helping your body become your ally in everyday life.
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.</p>
<p>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. </p>
<p>Influenced by her past challenges with PTSD, she aims to promote healing, confidence and self-appreciation to her students through movement and breath.
<p>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. </p>
<p>Influenced by her past challenges with PTSD, she aims to promote healing, confidence and self-appreciation to her students through movement and breath.
Through a fluid and mindful Vinyasa practice, she invites you to slow down, breathe, and gently settle in. Her approach focuses on disconnecting—from mental chatter, screens, and pressure—to return to yourself in a gentle, safe space.
Practicing since 2017 and certified in 2024, Shannon teaches Vinyasa classes that are both grounding and invigorating. She creates a welcoming space where students can prioritize themselves and move with intention. Her goal is for you to leave class feeling revitalized, capable, and comfortable in your own skin.
