For even the most casual of home-workout enthusiasts, an exercise ball is a fact of life - and of home decor. If you’re going to regularly use one, you need to keep it inflated and in your living space. Stashing it in the garage or basement only discourages you from using it, but all too often these giant balls simply look inappropriate when paired with your decor. The good news is that even if it requires a little creativity, integrating an exercise ball into your decorating scheme is absolutely possible (and even pretty). Take, for instance, this photo of actress Krysten Ritter’s living room, featured a few years back on The Selby . Ritter’s delightfully bohemian style blends a Rapson-lookalike webbed armchair with oversized art and a vintage printed sofa. Look closely though – tucked in the background against the wall is an exercise ball. The exercise ball lends a realness to the room that reflects the actress’s fashionable yet casual style. To make this look work in your home, use an exercise ball that doesn’t clash dramatically with the rest of your decor. Find an unobtrusive resting spot for it in between home workouts and, most importantly, never apologize for its presence in your house. Want to see another totally different approach? Keep clicking to discover another way to decorate with an exercise ball.
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No Shame in Your Game: Embracing an Exercise Ball in Your Decor