
6reformers
The Arch Room
Six reformers, spaced well apart, under three lit arched niches. Sheer linen on the harbour-side windows.
Reformer Foundations, Signature, Slow, Strong, Long Sunday and Pre & Postnatal.

The studio
A first-floor studio above Double Bay village, built from the same soft curves as the classes: arched niches, rounded walls, sheer linen. Calm enough that you hear your instructor without anyone raising their voice.

6reformers
Six reformers, spaced well apart, under three lit arched niches. Sheer linen on the harbour-side windows.
Reformer Foundations, Signature, Slow, Strong, Long Sunday and Pre & Postnatal.
10mats, one tower, one chair
A smaller, quieter room with a tower reformer and a chair for private sessions, and space for ten mats in mat, strength and mobility classes.
Mat & Small Props, Strength & Mobility, and private sessions.

With towels, shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Hair dryers and straighteners at the vanity.
Keyless coded lockers, sized for a work bag and a change of clothes.
Required on the reformer. Bring your own or buy a pair at the desk for $20.
Filtered still and sparkling water, and a pot of tea after Long Sunday.
Room for a folded pram or a folding bike behind the desk — just ask when you arrive.
The studio is up one flight of stairs with a handrail. Tell us if that’s a barrier — we’ll talk options.
Opening hours
The desk opens 15 minutes before the first class and closes after the last one.
Getting here
First floor, Double Bay village, Double Bay 2028. By ferry from the Quay, a short walk from Edgecliff station, or on the bus along New South Head Road.
F7 from Circular Quay via Darling Point. The wharf is on Bay Street; walk up Bay Street into the village.
T4 Eastern Suburbs line. About a ten-minute walk down New South Head Road, or one stop on the bus.
Routes 324, 325 and 326 stop on New South Head Road at Knox Street.
Timed street parking in and around the village fills early. Allow extra time on Saturday mornings, or come by ferry.
Up one flight of stone stairs from the village, a few minutes’ walk from Knox Street and the wharf. As a concept studio, MOVA claims no real premises — the full street address you would get on booking is deliberately left out.

