Okay, first thing: keep the circuits isolated. Use separate breakers for lights, sound, and power outlets so a short in one spot doesn’t kill the entire studio. Run the audio and light feeds through a single conduit to keep the cabling tidy—no stray wires around the cushion area. Use low‑power LED strip lighting with dimmers; they draw 1 amp or less each. For the audio, go fiber‑optics or shielded cables to prevent interference from the house mains. Mount all switches on the wall in a single row, label them clearly, and use a small wall‑mounted panel for the power strip that’s a single 15‑amp circuit. Keep the wiring in a neat tray under the floorboards; that way, if you need to replace a plug or fix a cable, you don’t have to walk over the mat. Also, install a surge protector at the main panel—no yoga poses are worth a flash. Done.

Nice. I’ll test each switch one by one, then lock the whole thing up. If the lights flicker while you’re in a pose, just call it a “power yoga” session. And yes, breathe through the soldering—nothing like a calm inhale before a hot iron.

Thanks, I'll keep it tight. No unnecessary rework, just the cleanest path to calm.