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 !

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.

For Jara, her yoga journey began in 2016, when she moved from Amsterdam to Paris. Having always been passionate about movement, from baseball to classical dance, she discovered a gentler, more compassionate practice for both body and mind. </p>
<p>Believing that yoga can benefit everyone, she now passionately teaches creative, functional Vinyasa, often built around key postures, alongside Yin practices that are both gentle and deep. Her technical, accessible and supportive approach creates a space where everyone can progress at their own pace, challenge themselves with confidence and explore their potential—often going further in their practice than they thought possible. </p>
<p>Teaching in both French and English, Jara brings a sense of lightness to her classes, helping everyone leave feeling reconnected with themselves and deeply restored.

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!

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).

Ali discovered yoga through theatre, as a way to warm up, centre herself and prepare to go on stage. She quickly connected with the practice, and yoga has since become a true passion. Originally from the United States and now based in Paris, she teaches Vinyasa and Yin through an approach that combines movement, breath and introspection. </p>
<p>In her classes, Ali likes to balance the energy of Vinyasa with quieter moments to slow down and reconnect with yourself. Passionate about meditation, she gives particular importance to setting an intention at the beginning of class and enjoys ending with a slightly longer Savasana. </p>
<p>Above all, her aim is to create a warm, supportive and judgement-free space where everyone can feel at ease. The intention is for you to leave class feeling a little stronger, more grounded and lighter.

Gabriel is an Australian Ashtanga and Vinyasa yoga teacher based in Paris. He has completed more than 600 hours of training in Ashtanga, Hatha, Yin, Restorative and trauma-informed yoga in Paris and Madrid. </p>
<p>Having practiced for more than 12 years, his personal practice has evolved from a highly dynamic approach towards one guided by slow breathing and mindful movement. He prefers to take the time to truly observe and experience what he is doing and feeling. His teaching reflects this approach—but be warned: for Gabriel, moving slowly doesn’t necessarily mean taking it easy!

Louise Nunzi teaches Jivamukti, Vinyasa and Yin Yoga.<br/>Yoga accompanied Louise as she settled in Paris in 2016, following several years of travelling and living in India and Southeast Asia in search of meaning and authenticity.<br/>Yoga helped her feel grounded, and what she had been searching for on the other side of the world, she ultimately found and cultivated through her practice.<br/>Her approach to yoga goes beyond its physical and athletic aspects. Although these remain important to her—she practices Ashtanga almost every day—they alone would not have inspired her to teach.<br/>She hopes to share practices that help students feel more alive, stronger and more flexible, both physically and in life.<br/>A class with Louise invites you into a challenging flow accompanied by music and precise guidance to help you find alignment, building towards a peak before ending in deep relaxation. Her classes are dynamic and complete, with movement initiated by the breath and postures generally held for several breaths, allowing time to settle into them and experience their energy.<br/>

Sophia has been practicing yoga since she was small. A pillar of her spiritual life, she believes in the path of Yoga as a way to connect more deeply with the pure goodness that lives at the center of each of us. <br/> </p>
<p>Sophia is drawn to movement that brings us into a deeper relationship with ourselves: in tune with our bodies and breath, and with the Earth and all of Her creatures. Her classes follow the path of Hatha yoga, working to cultivate a balance of energy through Asana, Pranayama, and meditation. </p>
<p>She believes that yoga is for all people and all bodies, and brings this belief into her teaching practice through classes which invite curiosity, presence, and connection.</p>
<p><br/>Sophia studied Vinyasa Yoga with Louise at the Space, and Anusara Yoga with a beloved teacher in New York City, where she is originally from. She is also a Tarot reader, teacher, and artist, and believes in discovering possibilities for beauty in everything.

Annsonia is a French-Canadian yoga teacher and trainer based in Paris. Her teaching is rooted in the fluidity of Vinyasa, enriched by a particular focus on alignment, breath and the principles of functional movement. </p>
<p>Through creative and progressive sequences, she invites everyone to explore their practice with curiosity, awareness and freedom. Her approach is enriched by the meeting of different cultures, her travel experiences and her ongoing learning, both as a teacher and as a student.

Victoria has been teaching for six years. Her journey began with Yin before expanding into Vinyasa and Ashtanga, which she practices daily.<br/>Yoga and Ayurveda hold a central place in her life. Rather than simply teaching them, she seeks to integrate their principles into the way she cares for herself, sees the world and approaches life. Her practice is part of an ongoing personal journey, nourished by philosophy and spirituality. </p>
<p>Each year, she returns to India for two months to practice, study and deepen her journey.<br>Through her classes, she shares a practice grounded in an intelligent understanding of the body while opening the door to something deeper: a path of exploration, self-discovery and transformation.

In Maria’s classes, the focus isn’t on performance, but on creating space.</p>
<p>As an interior architect, she spent years designing physical spaces before learning through yoga how to create that same sense of space within the body and mind. Yoga entered her life less as a rigid discipline and more as an open door. Since then, her practice has continued to evolve, nourished by other movement and somatic approaches discovered along the way. </p>
<p>Fifteen years spent navigating different continents, languages and ways of seeing the world taught her how to move and create space so that energy can flow. Whether designing a room or freeing the breath, the intention remains the same: to clear a path for life to move through. </p>
<p>Trained in yoga, energetic aromatherapy and intuitive massage, Maria approaches the body through different entry points. In her classes, she shares a slow, fluid yoga practice—an invitation to slow down enough to return to yourself in a world that constantly draws your attention outward. No performance, just sensation and a gentle reminder that we are here to be, not only to do.

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.

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.

Madelaine VanDerHeyden has been studying and practicing Yoga for 15 years. For her, Yoga has been a journey of joy, healing, and growth, and it’s one of her life’s greatest gifts to support others along the path. </p>
<p>She thanks Yoga for inviting presence, self-discovery, and an inner smile into her life, all of which she hopes to share with you in every class.</p>
<p>She has studied Yoga, mindfulness, meditation, Buddhism, and Ayurveda in India, France, and the United States. She completed 400 hours of training in various Yoga styles at The Space.

For Romain, yoga is first and foremost about movement, breath and enjoyment. His Vinyasa classes are dynamic and creative, with flowing sequences that sometimes feel more like choreographies. One pose leads naturally into the next, the breath guides the movement and, little by little, everyone finds their own rhythm. </p>
<p>His classes are a chance to move, sweat and challenge yourself, but also to clear your mind and let go. Romain loves playing with transitions, exploring new poses and encouraging you to see things from a different perspective, sometimes quite literally, with your feet in the air! All in a relaxed atmosphere where everyone is free to adapt their practice and progress at their own pace, without taking themselves too seriously. </p>
<p>Alongside his regular classes, Romain is also actively involved in Yoga Teacher Training programmes. He shares his experience of sequencing, the art of creating thoughtful, coherent and creative flows, as well as his passion for inversions. He supports students throughout their training, encouraging them to explore their potential and helping them develop their confidence, creativity and their own unique approach to teaching yoga. </p>
<p>His yoga journey began after more than ten years of living in Paris. Looking for a little peace away from the hustle and bustle of city life, he travelled to India for the first time. That trip sparked a genuine passion for yoga and meditation. </p>
<p>Back in Paris, he began practicing regularly. One class, then two, then three… until his desire to deepen his practice led him to complete a 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training course. He then returned to India to explore Vipassana meditation, before embarking on his own teaching journey and sharing what yoga brings to his everyday life. </p>
<p>His goal? For you to leave class with a smile on your face, a relaxed body, a lighter mind and just the right amount of energy to take on the rest of your day!

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. Her classes are fluid and creative, her energy is beautiful and encouraging.

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.

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.

Originally from Massachusetts, Camille discovered yoga at the age of 12 alongside her training in classical and contemporary dance. Trained in Ashtanga Vinyasa (200-hour YTT), Prenatal Yoga and the Pilates method, she has developed an approach that is precise, creative and accessible.<br/>Through thoughtful movements that students learn to feel with greater precision, Camille encourages a deeper awareness of the body: understanding where we are physically and mentally in the world, reconnecting with our foundations and strength, and cultivating a more conscious relationship with ourselves.<br/>For Camille, movement is also a way of celebrating what connects us—our shared humanity. It’s fun, it builds strength and it always brings us back to what matters most.

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.

Christina is a certified Vinyasa Flow and trauma-informed yoga teacher. She's passionate about making yoga accessible and inclusive for everyone, especially those who’ve ever felt out of place or unsure if yoga was for them. Her classes combine mindful movement, breathwork and guided meditation to reduce stress, support nervous system regulation and help you reconnect with your body while working on your mobility. </p>
<p>She has been practising yoga since 2017, starting with Hot26 before discovering the power of Yin Yoga and the joy of slowing down. After completing her PhD in philosophy, Christina followed her heart into yoga teaching and she's loved every moment since. Christina is fluent in English, French and German.

Through teaching various styles such as Yin or Vinyasa, she loves sharing an accessible form of yoga rooted in kindness.<br/>In her classes, poses are built up gradually, guided by the breath, and props are available to help everyone find what suits them best—their own pace and their own practice.

Alice discovered yoga in London in 2018. Developing a regular practice gave her the tools to better navigate anxiety and difficult emotions, while connecting with herself on a deeper level. </p>
<p>She teaches yoga that is both challenging and accessible, inviting everyone to approach the practice as a way to explore and better understand themselves, without any pressure to perform. She has a particular interest in yoga as a support for mental health and creates spaces where students can feel supported and grounded, using movement and breath to nurture wellbeing and self-confidence.</p>
<p>She also teaches Pilates, which she sees as a valuable complement to yoga for building strength and helping to prevent injuries over 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.

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.

Lily is an English yoga teacher based in Paris. She creates thoughtful, grounding classes that offer everyone a space to slow down, tune in, and reconnect with how they feel. For her, yoga is for everybody: it’s not about flexibility, performance, or how a pose looks, but above all about how it feels.<br/>With a naturally busy mind herself, yoga helps Lily soften the inner noise and become more aware of what’s happening within. Her classes are an invitation to explore that same space, exactly as you are. </p>
<p>She teaches Yin, Hatha, Vinyasa, and Prenatal yoga, with an approach rooted in curiosity, exploration, and the freedom to make the practice your own. With a deep respect for yoga’s roots, she also shares its philosophy and teachings, which continue to shape and enrich her own life, both on and off the mat. </p>
<p>Outside the studio, she loves creating and brings that same mindset to the mat: focusing on progress rather than perfection. She generally teaches at a slower pace, allowing time to settle into each posture and explore whatever arises. She also enjoys incorporating inversions into her classes, creating opportunities to build confidence, experiment, and explore without any expectation of a particular outcome.

With more than 590 hours of training — including 200-hour and 300-hour Vinyasa trainings, 50 hours of Yin Yoga, 30 hours of functional mobility and 10 hours of pranayama — Alice shares a vibrant and intuitive approach to yoga, where each posture becomes a space for inner exploration.</p>
<p>Every class is an invitation to practice with awareness, bringing attention to the breath, the body and its sensations. Performance gives way to listening, kindness and steady progress that respects each person’s individual possibilities. </p>
<p>Also trained as a naturopath, Alice places nervous system regulation and physical and mental relaxation at the heart of her approach. Her classes feel like a meditation in movement: a guided journey towards reconnecting with yourself. </p>
<p>Music is also an essential part of her teaching. Carefully composed, her playlists support the rhythm of the practice and create an atmosphere that encourages deeper immersion.