A place to begin, and begin again

You belong
in the room.

You don’t have to be flexible, experienced or anything other than yourself.

A woman seated cross-legged on a cushion, practicing yoga on an open-air terrace

Make a little space.

Liltfern is imagined as a small neighborhood studio, where the teacher knows your name and there’s time to ask about a movement before the next one begins.

Our fictional teachers, Mara and Sol, keep instructions clear and offer choices. Hands-on adjustments are never assumed; you can choose to practice without them.

There is space to move, and permission to pause.

Before your first class

What should I bring?

Wear clothes you can move in and bring water. Mats, blocks and blankets are included; bring your own mat if you prefer.

When should I arrive?

Come 10–15 minutes early so you can meet the teacher and get settled. Leave shoes at the entrance and silence your phone.

Can I take a break?

Yes. Sit, rest or step out whenever you need to. You can choose a simpler version of a movement or skip it.

What is access like?

The sample studio has a step-free entrance and a ground-floor restroom. Chair options are available; mention any access questions when arranging a visit.