• Yoga: Serena Tom - http://serenatom.com/videos
• She’s one of my favorite instructors. I usually take her classes in a hot room, but I’ve followed along to her videos over the past couple days and they’re still challenging enough to keep your practice up and build strength.
• Try one of her HIIT sequences if you want to incorporate cardio.

• Cardio: BeachBody Insanity - https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7eursk
• Ok, hear me out. Yes, those cheesy Insanity workouts you saw infomercials for. Yes, Shaun T. I’ve done a lot of workouts that promise 30 minutes of intense enough work, it’s worth 50min of regular cardio. This.. is intense. And definitely worth an hour of any other typical cardio. But you can be done with it in 30min and back to your day.
• If you do it through dailymotion its free. The videos get interrupted with commercials a couple times during the workout, but trust me, you’ll be glad the breaks are there.

• Dance: DanceBody - https://www.dancebody.com/
• They’ve always had online options, so they’re well set-up for virtual classes. You have to pay weekly or monthly subscriptions, but there’s a free 7 day trail, and right now they have a promo for 50% off your first month

• Floor Tile
• Gramercy: https://www.creativematerialscorp.com/product/gramercy/
• The delicate texture of this ‘linen’ finish is much more understated than a typical textile-look tile. It creates softness within the design, but also a refined urban element.
• It comes in 2 rectangular formats, 12x24 or a larger 18x36, with corresponding cove base and bullnose, as well as two mosaic options to round out the collection.
• Impervious: https://www.creativematerialscorp.com/product/impervious/
• Being a supplier of over 100 tile factories, I have a million different concrete looks to access, based on your specific design needs. What I like about this one, however, is the subtle modeling of aged/polished concrete with contrasting tones within the tile. It’s a very elevated element that gives depth to your space, along with the ‘board formed’ option for more linear movement. You can use these together to complement each other within the design, or separately to evoke a specific cementitious aesthetic.

• Wall Tile
• Enameled: https://www.creativematerialscorp.com/product/enameled/
• This line encompasses the undulation and glazing of a handmade tile, balancing classic looks with contemporary palettes and formats. The best part? Most of these are under $3psf!
• The 3x12 formats are more saturated in tone, and incorporate a “faux” crackle finish. Meaning they can be used in wet areas. *Ahem* perfect bathroom tile.
• Shine: https://www.creativematerialscorp.com/product/shine/
• Millennial Pink or Melodramatic Purple??
• With this line, you don’t have to choose. You also.. don’t have to go with either, and can design with neutral palettes should your space (or clients) prefer.
• If you’re feeling the Lavender trend, that tone along with the White, Grey and Dark Grey are all under $3psf. The others are still priced well at $5.25psf.