Carriage House Pilates & Wellness Collective has opened its second studio in Glenwood Park, expanding from its original Smyrna location. Atlanta News First reported that founders Jade Kimball and Devon Barill’s new location offers reformers, Pilates chairs, mat classes and private sessions.
The opening adds a fitness business in an area associated with the Atlanta BeltLine, but systemwide Beltline figures do not describe access or activity at this particular studio. Atlanta Beltline, Inc.’s 2025 annual report said more than half of the 22-mile loop was complete, with 13.6 miles of mainline trail and 10.3 miles of connector trails open to the public. Separately, Atlanta Beltline Partnership reported 2.5 million trail visits in 2025; that total is systemwide and does not establish traffic near Carriage House.
A separate neighborhood example offers context for Atlanta’s Pilates scene without demonstrating a broader trend: Atlanta Magazine reported that KKRU Pilates Studio & Wellness opened in the West End in September 2025. KKRU is not part of Carriage House, and one other studio opening cannot establish how frequently such businesses are expanding across the city.
Carriage House says it was founded in 2024 by Kimball and Barill and describes its approach as combining expert instruction with intentionally small classes and a community atmosphere, according to the studio’s about page. The available reporting identifies the Glenwood Park location’s core class and equipment options, but does not provide a full comparison of its schedule or programming with the Smyrna studio.
