Designing a modern padel clubhouse
Date: 11.09.2026

The court might be the draw. But the clubhouse is where the brand lives.
From the moment visitors arrive to the time they leave. We're helping padel clubs, leisure centres and sports facility designers create clubhouses with as much character as the game itself.
High-performance materials that bring colour, customisation and circular thinking to busy spaces. Surfaces made with recycled plastic, paper and textiles, that are also supported with sustainable credentials.
What could the next generation of club houses look like? We've pulled together aPadel Material Edit to show what's possible.

Reception is often the first physical expression of a club's brand. Durable surfaces, distinctive colour and tactile finishes that can set the tone from the moment players and visitors walk in.
Think: reception desks, counters, welcome areas and waiting spaces.
Projects: Guildhall Chambers | New Bridewell | TAG | The Collective Agency

Changing rooms need materials that can stand up to regular use while still contributing to the overall experience. Moisture resistance, durability and ease of maintenance all matter come to play here.
Think: vanity tops, benches, lockers and changing areas.
Projects: Flamingo Spa | Paavo Nurmi | Queen Victoria Street

The café or dining area can turn a quick game into a longer experience. Easy to maintain surfaces with colour and character can help these spaces feel like a different experience.
Think: café counters, tabletops, serving stations and bars.
Projects: Conductor | Korkeasaari Zoo Café | MR Cake | Coffee Republic

From club merchandise to product displays, retail spaces offer an opportunity to bring personality into the physical environment through colour, form and customisation
Think: display fixtures, shelving, counters and merchandising
Projects: | Peaches & Cream | Luxe touch | National Gallery

As clubs evolve, interiors change too. Selecting materials with reuse, takeback or recycled routes can help keep valuable resources in circulation beyond their first installation.
Think: adaptable fixtures, reusable surfaces and materials with clear-life strategy.
Projects: Adidas Arena | Redefining Retrofit | Ace & Tate

Signage doesn't have to be an afterthought. Modular systems can help club guide players and visitors, while allowing information to evolve as teh space grows.
Think: directional signage, room identification and adaptable information systems.
Projects: V & A Storehouse
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