)all before 8 a.m.was rare.
That is, until Hume landed on Main Street this month.
The demographic of the Venice community is truly fascinating.
Yoshihiro Makino
Its unlike anywhere else in the world, says Bole.
The residents here are highly involved.
They enjoy walking and cycling.
A view of the weight room.Photographed by Yoshi Makino
They choose to live here for a specific life balance.
This lifestyle already existed; it was just fragmented.
Hume was an idea to bring it all to one place.
A very stylish dumbbell.
Any way you want to go deeper in your physical well-being, we want to help you get there.
Upon arrival, members are greeted with a modular, hand-carved reception desk by Topanga-based sculptor Chad Hagerman.
The dumbbells feature the brands iconic font.
The recovery lounge.
Even the flooring is a special blend of cork and rubber, an earth-toned antimicrobial material exclusive to Hume.
A very stylish dumbbell.
The homegrown love doesnt stop there.
The check-in area is adorned with Chad Hagerman wood desk.
Every element serves a sensory purpose as well as an aesthetic one.
This philosophy is why clocks and televisions are notably absent from the premises.
The check-in area is adorned with Chad Hagerman wood desk.
The community is tight-knit, but it definitely doesnt feel like a cult.
Rather, the sense of spirit resembles a familial bond.
Its a refreshing change from the intense and competitive environments commonly found at private gyms.
We’re also not done, Briggs says.
There are so many things we want to do that this place will continue to evolve.
There are so many plans in store that will keep evolving this place.
If you return in a year and a half, youll witness a completely transformed space.
It will continue to grow and serve what the customer wants.
From its beginnings, Hume has always been focused on the future.
