
Best Pilates Reformers for Studios
When it comes to running a successful Pilates studio, the reformer is the heart of your space. The right machine makes all the difference, not just for your clients' results, but for your studio's atmosphere and reputation.
We design reformers that deliver on performance, style and longevity, and after five years supplying studios across Australia I have seen which models hold up. Whether you are fitting out a new space or upgrading, here are the best options and who each one suits.
Ivory Reformer, premium quality in a compact design
The Ivory Reformer combines sleek aesthetics with smart functionality. Its foldable design makes it a favourite for boutique studios with limited space. You get commercial grade stability without losing floor area when classes are not running.

Why studios love it:
- Smooth gliding carriage for seamless movement
- Comfortable suede lined straps for a premium feel
- Easy folding system for quick storage
- Commercial grade build for high traffic use
Best for: studios with flexible layouts or multi purpose rooms.
Onyx Reformer, the studio workhorse
The Onyx Reformer is a staple for professional studios. It is built to handle heavy everyday use while keeping the precision and comfort your clients expect.
Key features:
- Sturdy fixed frame for rock solid stability
- Adjustable resistance for all fitness levels
- Modern, minimalist design to lift your studio aesthetic
- Built for long term durability and reliability
Best for: full time studios running back to back classes.
Onyx Fold Reformer, space saving strength
The Onyx Fold Reformer brings the same high end feel as the Onyx with a folding mechanism. Premium quality during sessions, compact storage when classes are done.
- The same strength and performance as the Onyx
- Space saving foldable design
- Quick, simple setup between classes
Best for: boutique studios and serious home studios.
Sienna and Maple Crest, warmth and timber
The Sienna Reformer and the timber Maple Crest Reformer are both available now, and they are the ones clients photograph. If your brand leans warm, natural and boutique rather than clinical, these two set the tone of a room beautifully. See the timber options together in the maple wood range.
The Studio Reformer and Space Black
For a dedicated studio floor, The Studio Reformer and Space Black are the same commercial machine in two finishes, using a wider frame that sits slightly lower for extra stability under fast, loaded movement. Space Black in particular reads premium and hides wear well in a busy room.
Choosing the right reformer for your studio
- Space: if your studio is tight, go foldable with the Ivory or Onyx Fold
- Client volume: for back to back classes, the fixed frame Onyx or Studio Reformer is the most durable choice
- Budget: flexible finance plans let you invest in quality without a large upfront cost
- Studio style: match the finish to your brand, since a matching fleet becomes your marketing
Your reformer is not just equipment, it is a statement about your studio's standards. Allow roughly a two by three metre zone per machine, and most boutique studios run six to eight.

Why our reformers stand out
- Australian owned and operated, five years established
- Free Australia wide delivery, machines arrive fully assembled
- German made springs and the same commercial standard across the range
- Five year warranty with spare parts held in Melbourne
- Interest free financing available
Final thoughts
The best reformer for your studio depends on your space, your client volume and your long term goals. Whether you need the foldable versatility of the Ivory, the powerhouse performance of the Onyx, or the warmth of the Maple Crest, there is a machine that will lift your studio.
Investing in quality now means happier clients and a studio that thrives for years. Browse the commercial reformer range built for daily classes, or see every model in the full reformer collection. If you would like help choosing, get in touch and we will walk you through it.




































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