hi - you might find that having ( if the budget allows ) a round moving floor area for your equipment - it can be set up so that it turns around slow enough for you to always have the best view whichever piece of equipment you are on at the time ! failing that having two or three screens for video / TV feed on different walls can help ... also hanging a tall 'standing desk' high enough for you to work on a laptop or tablet while on mini stepper can be a good idea ! plan , plan and plan again until you know everything fits and works with space around to get on and off and space for a fridge full of cold water / can / energy drinks is a great idea too ! ( and a litter bin !) add a softer rubber matted area for free weights... oh and a whiteboard is a good idea to keep track of your timings / reps etc and steps up to a lower piece of equipment ( like a rowing machine ) can double up as step area for box jumps and tread work etc ! ( if you are into cross fit ) - sorry this is a bit of a disjointed message - I'm typing (crosseyed) on a small phone !!!

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Hi Kerry, lucky you having a garden room and gym - how lovely! I'd be inclined to keep it simple as there's quite a lot going on in the room already. I'd go with something like this https://www.younghouselove.com/colorful-planked-wall-treatment/ at the garden room end, and mirrors at the gym end. And avoid the temptation to add anything else other than soft furnishings etc. Is there any reason the mirrors can't go on the wall you've shown us? You have that bit of wall which juts out which could provide a natural break between the two finishes. Perhaps because of the layout of where the TV is and you want mirrors in front of you when following a workout on TV I guess? - in which case the edge of the mirrors could just line up with the edge of the orange flooring. I have a pet hate of words on a wall but that's one of those personal preference things! But (also personally) I wouldn't want a lot of distracting stuff on the wall behind me when working out in front of a mirror. Especially as any words would be backwards. So I'd keep that wall plain white and this would also help bounce light around. I may have misunderstood the layout of the room as it's not easy to piece it together from the photos, but hope I've broadly understood it.