The Trident 88 console head-on in low light, the Live Room blazing beyond the control-room glass: starfield LED wall, magenta and blue beams, the grand piano on stage

Luxury
music studio
membership club.

The Live Room set for a session: the grand piano centre stage against the starfield LED wall, magenta and blue beams in the haze

Four rooms. Ten spaces. One address.

A Trident 88 behind glass. Two Yamaha grands. A stage with truss lighting and a five-camera rig. The rooms are booked by members and prepared before they arrive.

See the Studios
A fire burning low in the club hearth, logs behind the fire screen

The room is ready before you are.

The work of getting a room right happens before anyone arrives. You walk in, sit down, and start.

The outdoor gym at dusk: string lights glowing over the turf lanes, racks along the wall, the cold plunge lit and still

Three classes a day, steps from the stage.

A gym, a sauna and a cold plunge behind the same key. Small-group personal training with the house trainer, three times a day, included with membership.

A club that answers.

01

Hold a button, ask for anything. The floor answers by name.

02

The app tells you when your room is ready.

03

A membership card that renews its own credential.

The app exists so the club can take care of you.

See the App
Inside one of the club's Yamaha grand pianos: strings and the engraved soundboard in warm light

Records you have heard were made in these rooms.

The Recording Club grew out of Tiny Room Studios, founded by pianist Greg Spero. The club exists so that the room, the gear, and the people who run them are never the hard part again.

By Tiny Room Studios
A long table on the Live Room floor set with tapered candles and cut crystal, lit deep blue, a microphone boom at the edge of frame

Dinners in the Live Room. Sessions that turn into shows.

Jams, masterclasses, dinners, member-only evenings. The calendar is visible to members.

What Happens Here
The Live Room A dinner service on the stage floor.