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Elevated Beauty
Countless hours of strategic planning culminated in the gorgeous designs of this year’s honorees, and SALON TODAY is giving you a private tour.
From creative spaces that propel team members to grow in new directions to private rooms that cater to a more intimate setting for a service provider and her guest, almost every turn in our 2024 SALONS OF THE YEAR brings you to the result of carefully planned design. The owners of these 23 gorgeous destinations painstakingly designed for their teams, their guests and their communities. But they also designed to attract a target market, cultivate a type of energy, grow a specific service category, inspire a team culture and ultimately produce a bottom-line result. While a picture paints a thousand words, videos can say so much more. Peruse all the gorgeous imagery from all 23 honorees, but take the time to watch the videos. It’s the next best thing to going on a personal tour of each and every space.
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Salons of the year 2024:
The SOTY Judging Process
The judging for the 2024 Salons of the Year took place in multiple phases. First, the SALON TODAY team reviewed the entries, including essays and images, qualifying each entry. Next, a panel of editors, art directors and sales directors from SALON TODAY, MODERN SALON and NAILS carefully evaluated each entry to select the finalists, scoring each in six different décor categories: Use of Color, Lighting, Flooring, Efficient Use of Space, Consistency of Design and Overall Aesthetics. Judges’ scores were combined to determine the Grand-Prize Winner, Category Winners, the Runners Up and the Salons of Distinction.
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GRAND PRIZE WINNER
category WINNERs
Runners-up
SALONS OF DISTINCTION
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The mezzanine is just one of the design features the new salon is celebrating. The space’s abundant natural light and open layout contribute to the salon’s bright and cheerful atmosphere. The resulting design has a definite feminine touch with its ‘blush’ tones, curved wood pieces and brass and gold accents, yet it continues to be welcoming to both male and female guests. “Our reception area is comfortable, but intimate, because running on time is important to us at Mirror Mirror,” Kale says. “The small seating area boasts a blue sofa and slate gray chairs that invite clients to relax with a glass of wine, coffee or tea before their service begins.”
Mirror Mirror Salon
grand prize winner
Mirrormirroraustin.com
Austin, Texas
OWNER: Martha Lynn Kale SALON STYLE: Innovative, Collaborative, Fresh SQUARE FOOTAGE: 4,316 STATIONS: 19 EQUIPMENT: Minerva Beauty FURNITURE: Minerva Beauty TOTAL DESIGN INVESTMENT: $1,736,000 RETAIL LINES: Oribe, Davines, Virtue COLOR LINES: Goldwell, Redken, Schwarzkopf DESIGN BY: Claire Zinnecker Design ARCHITECT: DesignTrait PHOTOGRAPER: Molly Culver
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Gorgeous in Pink
With its luxurious flagship location in Austin, Texas, Mirror Mirror continues its brand exploration into the world of open spaces, high-end finishes and sumptuous blush tones.
–DaviD Wagner
“Our mission is to celebrate authenticity, individuality, diversity and real beauty. We see our salon as a community center that serves a lifestyle client, who is looking for a connection to beauty and wellness in a truly inspiring space.”
The restroom is one of the team’s favorite areas. The open communal space and four private restrooms are decorated with breathtaking pink marble, tile and wallpaper. A ‘cloud’ selfie mirror proves to be one of the guests’ favorite spaces. The salons’ stations are custom-designed with white oak cabinetry, spacious counters, charging stations and dual sides for storage for multiple stylists. Cleverly planned, the 19 stations accommodate 33 working stylists at once. The mirrors are back lit with flattering warm light while overhead lights support the work of the salon’s colorists. Overall, the salon floor has plenty of space and remains pristine. When it is time, guests are escorted to a stunning shampoo area, where comfortable bowls and chairs await with calm, warm lighting in the salon’s signature pink and a neon sign that features the salon’s motto: ‘LOVE what you see.”
With plans for Mirror Mirror’s flagship in a new development in Austin, Texas, Owner Martha Lynn Kale experienced both the challenge and the opportunity of designing her dream salon from the ground up. “Once we saw how tall the ceilings would be, we recognized the opportunity to incorporate a mezzanine which turned out to be our most unique feature,” she says. “We partnered with our long-time architects DesignTrait to figure out how to make the idea of a mezzanine a reality.” The resulting lofted space now houses the salon’s office, a large meeting room and a lounge space with a television and comfortable chairs where guests can relax or read a book. “For the team, it’s a true luxury to have so much space to collaborate with one another, host events or just take a respite from the busy salon floor,” Kale says. “We also are really proud to include two private rooms where guests can nurse or take a private phone call. We use the mezzanine as a flex space to host community pop-ups and on any given week, you might catch our team doing one of many celebrations upstairs—we celebrate everything at Mirror Mirror.”
Beyond its structural elements, Kale considers the salon’s energetic and welcoming environment another significant design feature. “Our use of vibrant colors and dynamic patterns in the décor, coupled with a well-designed layout, creates a lively and upbeat ambiance,” she says. “This is further enhanced by carefully chosen music and the lively chatter of satisfied clients.” Custom touches like branded signage communicate Mirror Mirror’s identify. Strategically placed from the reception area to the styling stations, the prominent display of the salon’s logo creates a cohesive and professional look.
Grand prize winner:
Grand Prize Winner
Our reception area is comfortable, but intimate, because running on time is important to us at Mirror Mirror.
—Martha Lynn Kale
INSPIRATION CENTER
The Groom Guy experience begins the moment a guest settles into one of two custom leather chairs which are hand-stitched and designed for maximum comfort. “When it came to stations, two was the perfect number for us—it’s inviting but also represents bespoke,” says Davie. Another standout feature is the barbershop’s artwork and photography. A portrait taken by a Washington D.C. photographer encapsulates the energy and type of attention to detail the shop aims to uphold. The signature rectangular mirrors are equipped with sensory lights. “All you have to do is walk in, and with no push of a button, the barbershop is fully illuminated with light, allowing for guests to fully reveal the finished product,” Davie says.
The biggest challenge for the owners was trying to build a unique footprint for men’s grooming that was completely surrounded by a spa inside a resort. “Typically barbershops across the U.S. are built as brick and mortar standalones, with no other competing or complimentary businesses, so we had to get creative and find a design niche that spoke to the male consumer through services and products,” says Davie. The barbershop’s target demographic is middle-aged male guests with substantial disposable income seeking premium grooming services that match their refined tastes. “We wanted to connect the dots between a $100 million, renovated golf resort and men’s grooming, and we had to earn the customers’ trust with our design,” he says.
Owners: Darius Davie and Matthew Sears Barbershop Style: Upscale, Luxury, Modern Square Footage: 850 Stations: 2 (with access to the hotel’s spa and treatment rooms) Equipment: Maletti, Belvedere Furniture: Kettal & Knoll Total Design Investment: $9,000 Retail Lines: Stephen J, Civil Grooming, Art of Shaving Design By: V Starr Architect: Leo A Daly Photographer: Will Pryce
Groomguy.com
Palm Beach Gardens, FLORIDA
BARBERSHOP OF THE YEAR:
Groom Guy
To deliver an unparalleled grooming experience, Groom Guy has carefully curated every element of its intimate, yet impactful space nestled within the newly transformed Spa at PGA National Resort. The barbershop flawlessly merges the tranquil essence of the nearby sun-kissed beaches with a fresh, modern twist on the timeless barbershop aesthetic. This thoughtful design elevates both the space and the overall experience, offering a sophisticated haven for those who seek exceptional self-care services. “Our design philosophy is rooted in creating an atmosphere that is both elegant and inviting,” says Co-founder Darius Davie. “It’s a harmonious blend of contemporary aesthetics and classic barbershop charm—it’s a sanctuary for those who appreciate the finer things in life, such as bespoke barber chairs, Damascus steel razors and a curated product line.”
Inside the Spa of PGA National Resort, Darius Davie and Matthew Sears build a two-chair, upscale barbershop that caters to discerning golfers and resort guests.
The Gentleman’s Experience
Barbershop of the Year
Entering the clinic, students and guests notice the spacious, open-concept design which is flooded with natural light. Meticulously designed to facilitate a high-touch experience between instructors and students, the academy also ensures that every client receives personalized attention and exceptional service. “Our barber chairs were thoughtfully designed to ensure an unparalleled level of comfort,” Provenzano says. “Crafted with luxurious leather upholstery, each is adorned with the Wahl logo, representing our commitment to excellence. The ergonomic design includes a plush footrest and cushioned headrest, allowing clients to fully relax, whether they’re in for a quick trim or a complete transformation.” The shampoo area features four stations, each equipped with deep-seated leather chairs and armrests, ensuring that both student stylists and clients enjoy the experience. Wahl Barber Academy’s commitment to excellence doesn’t stop with its design. It is at the forefront of barbering education, offering a world-class curriculum developed in partnership with Pivot Point Academy. “Our state-of-the-art facility leverages the latest in technology to provide a 360-degree learning experience, ensuring that our students graduate with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the competitive world of barbering.”
“Alongside, you’ll see photos of our Global Future Makers, celebrating the achievements of barbers and stylists from around the world who are shaping the future of the industry,” Co-Founder Denise Provenzano says. “These displays serve as both inspiration and a testament to Wahl and Pivot Point’s education to educational excellence, setting the tone for the exceptional experience that awaits.” A number of amenities enhance each guest’s visit. “They can take a moment to relax and unwind before their appointment at our coffee bar, or stay hydrated with a visit to our complimentary water station,” says Co-Founder Frank Ellermeyer. “We believe that it’s the little touches that make all the difference.”
Owners: Pivot Point Academy, Denise Provenzano, Frank Ellermeyer School Style: Luxury, Modern, Barber Square Footage: 6,183 Stations: 18 Equipment: Maletti, Belvedere Furniture: Maletti, Belvedere Total Design Investment: $628,000 Retail Lines: Reuzel Color Lines: Redken, Pravana Design By: Kasia Cwik/Interwork Architects Architect: Kasia Cwik, Interwork Architects Photographer: Grot Photography, Jim Grot
Pivotpoint.edu/wahl-barber-academy-chicago-il
Chicago, Illinois
school OF THE YEAR:
Wahl BArber Academy
A sense of commitment to excellence and innovation define the brand that is Wahl Barber Academy. The purpose-built learning environment provides an immersive and inspiring experience for both students and clients alike. When guests walk through the large-frosted glass doors, they are immersed in a rich history of exceptional advancements in the barbering industry. The first thing they typically notice is the school’s homage to Wahl Clipper Company’s iconic legacy in grooming. Adorning the reception area is a historical clipper display, showcasing the evolution of grooming tools that have shaped the industry for more than a century.
With a wall of historical memorabilia and a historical clipper display, Wahl Barber Academy pays tribute to its clipper company namesake while creating a modern educational setting for the next generation of barbers.
Building a Brigade of Barbers
School of the Year
Visually, the salon comes alive through elements of sunlight, plant life and inspired architecture. “The building has a long history of industrial uses, such as a car dealership in the 1920s, a music video studio in the 1980s and most recently, an advertising agency,” Wagner says. “In designing the salon, we wanted to honor this long history of creative workings and keep an open concept, featuring many industrial elements, including the original flooring. We also looked at ways to soften the space with bespoke rugs, handmade lighting fixtures from Morocco, crystals and our curated retail space.” The space caters to increased productivity by being centered in a densely populated urban area that is home to several colleges, small businesses and residents. “Our location and reputation provide a consistent stream of new and returning clients for our artists,” says Wagner. “Most importantly, it produces between 40-50 new artists each year, which directly supports our other JUUT Salonspas in the Twin Cities area as each one is eventually placed into a ‘home salon’ upon graduation from our training program.”
The salon portion of the space holds 24 stations and 9 shampoo bowls, as well as a luxurious lounge area with a library of fashion, design and art books. “While the salon is primarily used for clients and education, it also doubles as a versatile event space,” says David Wagner. “Since opening, we have hosted fashion shows, music and community events, as well as classes with world-class educators.” The events are supported by the intentional design of the space, which includes a stage, theater lighting and professional sound system. “We have been able to host audiences up to 350 people and look forward to inspiring events in the future.”
Owner: David Wagner Salon Style: Expansive, Versatile, Creative Square Footage: 10,350 Stations: 24 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: Custom, Eames, Cassina Total Design Investment: $92,000 Retail Lines: Aveda Color Lines: Aveda Design By: David Wagner Architect: Shawn Trentlage Photographer: David Wagner
Juut.com
Minneapolis, MN
new Artist salon OF THE YEAR:
Juut New Artist Salon + Creative Hub
Year-round sunlight radiates in from a massive 2,000-square-foot skylight illuminating the expansive, open space that hosts both the JUUT New Artist Salon + Creative Hub in Minneapolis. Strolling through the space, you might catch a live photo shoot in the lofted photo lab, teams brainstorming in the creative collaboration and storyboarding rooms, or a class in progress in the open-concept classroom in the New Artist Salon.
With a photo lab, design library and storyboarding/collaboration rooms, David Wagner builds an expansive space that trains new artists while inspiring JUUT’s entire staff.
Creativity Collaboration
New Artist Salon of the Year
Beyond the gold curtain is the shampoo area where globe lights are dimmed to create a soft glow and the music quiets. Guests feel calmer as they are encouraged to put their feet up and are warmed with a hot towel scalp massage. At the end of the service, instead of paying at the front desk, the extensionista brings the new guest a welcome gift box full of goodies, including a silk pillowcase, hair brush, scrunchies and hair clips, all in Crown signature green and perfectly suited to their new extensions. Then, the client is checked out via an iPad, while she stays seated sipping the rest of her mimosa, wishing she could stay longer.
Today, stepping into Crown Extension Studio is stepping into a luxurious, yet comforting new world. Jade-colored tile walls and tones of deep greens and blues invoke a feeling of health and vitality that calm the soul. The soft-touch cabinetry and gold shelving units are both timeless and elegant. “When guests walk in, they are standing below our chandelier which represents a crown of jewels,” Bowden says. “Walking between the two extension islands, they notice the carefully organized luxury products in their cream-colored boxes on the right, and a library of hair extensions that you can touch hanging almost like a curtain between you and the styling stations along the wall.”
Owner: Jenna Bowden Salon Style: Luxury, Classic, Modern Square Footage: 1,508 Stations: 6 Equipment: Eurisko Furniture: Westside Designworks Total Design Investment: $460,000 Retail Lines: Oribe, Leaf and Flower, Bellami Color Lines: Redken Design By: Echo Architecture Architect: Courtney Wilson, Echo Architecture Photographer: Kelsey Ann Shaw
Crownextensionstudio.com
Colorado Springs, CO
specialty salon OF THE YEAR:
Crown Extension Studio
The building Jenna Bowden and her husband bought at the height of the pandemic wasn’t a former salon or even a business, it was two apartments stacked one on top of the other. While it wasn’t totally apparent how the 100 year-old building would eventually become a salon, it was the perfect opportunity to invest in a piece of property in an up-and-coming area and give Crown Extension Studio a permanent home.
Owner Jenna Bowden designs a royalty-inspired luxurious space that caters to extension clients.
The Crown Jewel
Specialty Salon of the Year
A smiling extensionista welcomes each guest, taking her coat and draping her with a black, peach-skin robe. She’ll lead the guest to her seat in one of the camel-colored Italian leather styling chairs and fetch her a glass of the house signature drink, a Crown Peach Mimosa. Gold, arched mirrors mimic the arch that leads from the hallway to the bathroom. Granite countertops extend all the way across the stations. “There is no separateness, as the space is designed to invoke teamwork and community,” Bowden says. “You’ll often see two extensionistas working on one client, which is not something you see every day in most salons.”
Chicago, Il
Wahl Barber Academy
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Category Winners
—Jenna Bowden
There is no separateness, as the space is designed to invoke teamwork and community—you’ll often see two extensionistas working on one client.
—David Wagner
While the salon is primarily used for clients and education, it also doubles as a versatile event space—we have hosted fashion shows, music and community events, as well as classes with worldclass educators.
—Denise Provenzano
Our barber chairs were thoughtfully designed to ensure an unparalleled level of comfort. Crafted with luxurious leather upholstery, each is adorned with the Wahl logo, representing our commitment to excellence.
—Darius Davie
When it came to stations, two was the perfect number for us—it’s inviting but also represents bespoke.
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Joseph Jeffrey’s Hair Salon
Owners: Jeff Fabiano, Shannon Gaffin and Bobbi Crescenzo Salon Style: Warm, Sleek, Chic Square Footage: 1,600 Stations: 13 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: Minerva Beauty, Collins Total Design Investment: $218,000 Retail Lines: Sebastian, Olaplex, Nick Stenson Color Lines: Wella, Redken, Pulp Riot Design By: Coleen Burke Architect: Trubeauty, Mark Smith Photographer: Mike Sperando
Thirty-seven years ago, Joseph Fabiano launched his eponymous salon and grew his legacy business until his passing from Covid-19 in 2020. In loving tribute, his son Jeff Fabiano, daughter Shannon Gaffin and granddaughter Bobbi Crescenzo designed the new salon to feel as though guests were being embraced in a hug.
Yardley, PA
first runner-up
Bartonville, Texas
Cloud 9 Salon and Spa
second runner-up
Blue Ridge, Georgia
Luis Allen Hair Salon
third runner-up
A hairdresser’s offspring pay tribute to his legacy with a breathtakingly renovated salon that creates a warm environment for both clients and staff.
Runners Up
FIRST RUNNER UP
Josephjeffreyshairsalon.com
Soft lighting and a warm color palette of tan and delicate greens visually communicate this embrace. “We want every client who comes through our doors to still feel the essence of what our father built,” Gaffin says. The trio’s biggest design challenge was in maximizing the salon’s existing space and making it feel larger without actually increasing the square footage. “We wanted an open, airy feel and we did this by elevating the ceiling, removing the existing walls and creating an open concept where guests could see all the way to the natural stone wall in the back,” says Fabiano. “The wall is a focal accent piece that represents the warmth and harmony mirrored in the family atmosphere and vibe of our staff.”
Instead of independent stations, the salon furniture company Collins helped the owners design cabinetry around the workstations to reflect the salon’s streamlined, sleek vibe. Tucked away but still easily accessible, the wall cabinetry features soft-close drawers of various sizes and depths to accommodate tools, products and the clients’ personal belongings, so nothing protrudes into the salon and everything continues to look fresh, clean and flush.
The space is filled with different textures that add to the embrace—from the cozy wooden mirrors to the brick over the stations and warm basket-style lighting down the center of the salon. “Overall, I am absolutely obsessed with it,” Crescenzo says. “I think we were able to capture the family aspect through the design of the space, but also because the family literally is here working day in and day out—both our immediate family and our staff whom we consider our second family.”
A Warm Embrace
“Our clients are loving our new Cloud and Feather Boutique, which has an awesome selection of gift items, jewelry and home décor,” Cloud says. “We also take great pride in the thoughtful convenience we’ve incorporated for our team—from a fully equipped kitchen to the locker area and outdoor patio—each reinforces our commitment to prioritizing their comfort and happiness.” These distinctive design elements set Cloud 9 apart from its competitors. “We firmly believe that our talented team takes great pride in the environment they inhabit each day, and that our clients are WOWed with every visit,” she concludes.
The strategic use of the distressed brick continues throughout the salon and boutique. The grandeur of the 6-foot pivoting spa entrance doors leaves an indelible impression as guests enter the tranquility beyond. To enhance the customer experience, Cloud implemented several special touches. In the processing area, a television monitor displays a scrolling presentation featuring every team member along with their photo, bio and the services they offer. A coffee bar, stationed on a vintage 70-year-old butcher block table, offers delicious ground coffee and tea. And, the conveniently located restrooms are accessible from both the salon and the spa.
“Our vision was to create a magnificent warehouse-style building that exuded grandeur and glamour and served as a haven for skilled professionals,” Cloud says. “The contrast of exquisite lighting fixtures and elegant wall coverings against the backdrop of weathered brick and cement floors create a breathtaking aesthetic.” One standout feature is the salon’s ‘logo’ wall, where an artist ingeniously employed a chalk and distressed paint technique to imbue the salon’s sign with the charm of an aged warehouse emblem. The logo graces one of the brick walls where the salon’s contractor employed a technique to emulate the appearance of aged, crumbling warehouse walls. Today, the logo wall serves as the salon’s selfie station.
For the massive construction project which became the new Cloud 9 Salon and Spa, patience was the name of the game. First, Owner Kim Cloud waited for her existing building to sell, then she had to find a temporary space for her staff to continue to work while she waited for construction pricing to stabilize post-pandemic, for the supply chain to recover and for the massive project to complete. The payoff was tremendous with a gorgeous warehouse glam salon that doubles the revenue possible from the pop-up temporary location, while development of additional business spaces in the building now draws rental income from three tenants.
To create the salon, spa and boutique of her Texas-sized dreams, Owner Kim Cloud transforms a 9,000 square-foot warehouse over two years.
Warehouse Glam
Owner: Kim Cloud Salon Style: Warehouse Glam Square Footage: 9,300 Stations: 30 Treatment Rooms: 13 Manicure Stations: 3 Pedicure Thrones: 2 Equipment: Kaemark Furniture: Kaemark Total Design Investment: $5,500,000 Retail Lines: L’Anza, Redken, Wella Color Lines: OPI, Gelish, CND Design By: PCP/Posh Design Architect: Apogee/Alicia Fisher Photographer: Cynthia Holsclaw
Cloud9salon.com
second RUNNER UP
The owners’ motto is ‘People Over Profit” and they say they know that when you operate with integrity, the profit will come. “According to people in the industry, interior designers and wealthy clients, we are often told there is nothing like our salon in the country,” Allen says.
The salon is filled with light, from the windows along the hallway that houses the generously spaced stations to the extraordinary and elegant chandeliers throughout. Cobalt blue styling chairs add vibrant pops of color to the illuminated white mirrors with storage built into the sides. As the overall community of Blue Ridge is exploding as wealthy retirees are moving in or building second homes there, the owners’ overall goal is to create a luxurious and elegant salon that is also warm, welcoming, friendly and genuine.
“What makes us different from other salons in the area is that all first-time clients get a tour by one of the owners, and the tour starts off by showing them pictures of the original owners of the house from the 1800s,” Schroeder says. “We talk about the original hardwood floors and the metal-stamped ceiling, and as the tour progresses, we explain where the art pieces came from and why we selected them. For example, one piece is from a local gallery and the artist used maps on the wooden art piece that is mystical and incredible.” “We also explain how we customized the salon stations and furniture from Eurisko,” Allen explains. “Our clients love this information, as well as why we selected our product lines.”
As registered buyers at one of the largest art markets in the world, Owners Luis Allen and James Schroeder have access to more than 2,000 showrooms where they often shop and obsess over which art pieces and furniture to add to their salon, which makes its home in a historic home in the mountain community of Blue Ridge, Georgia.
An appreciation for fine art and furnishings is reflected in the owners’ design choices for the salon they created from a renovated historic home in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Art Gallery Vibes
Owners: Luis Allen and James Schroeder Salon Style: Luxurious, Upscale, High-End Square Footage: 3,000 Stations: 5 Equipment: Eurisko Furniture: Eurisko Total Design Investment: $171,000 Retail Lines: Keune, Oribe Color Line: Keune Architect: John Keiffer Photographer: Jean Zammora
Blueridge.luisallensalon.com
third RUNNER UP
“One of our favorite features is the new bar station in the color processing area,” Gaffin says. “Many of our clients work from home now, and they are able to schedule hair appointments during traditional work hours—this space allows them to work remotely from our salon while their color is processing. That has dramatically increased our afternoon traffic in addition to creating an attractive new area in the salon.” The improved shampoo stations also are a client favorite. “We chose to float our now-larger shampoo bowls, and the ergonomic chairs are wider and more spacious, allowing for a more elevated shampoo experience,” Fabiano says.
—James Schroeder
All first-time clients get a tour by one of the owners, and the tour starts off by showing them pictures of the original owners of the house from the 1800s.
We take great pride in the thou ghtful convenience we’ve incorporated for our team—from a fully equipped kitchen to the locker area and outdoor patio—each reinforces our commitment to prioritizing their comfort and happiness.
—Kim Cloud
We want every client who comes through our doors to still feel the essence of what our father built.
—Shannon Gaffin
“Once the site of the town’s original train station depot, our 100 year-old building suffered through two fires, but the original masonry walls and cast-iron pillars were lying in wait to be repurposed. At the front desk, our stunning chimney which has been adorned with natural foilage and our logo in lights catches the eye. Each of our 10 stations feature custom cabinetry and the original cast-iron pillars. Bridging the divide between the space is our 13-foot live edge community table, perfect for wedding parties, families and in-salon education. In our Glass Room, clients enjoy a complimentary soft drink, coffee or cocktail. Our processing area features historic photos of the original building. A highlight here at Beauty Mark is getting a front stage pass to observe the trains that go by on the daily.”
Salons of Distinction
Owner: Sarah Hill & Katie Ruholl Salon Style: Urban, Modern, Industrial Square Footage: 5,200 Stations: 9 Treatment Rooms: 2 Manicure Stations: 4 Pedicure Stations: 4 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: Repurposed antiques Total Design Investment: $1,083,000 Retail Lines: Pureology, Matrix, Redken Color Lines: Matrix, Redken Design By: Fulk Construction, Inc., UTZ + Associates Architect PC Architect: UTZ + Associates Architect PC Photographer: Lilly Isabella
Beauty Mark, Ltd.
Vandalia, Illinois beautymark-ltd.net
“In the retail area, our goal was to create a high-end luxury experience that would draw in new guests with its visibility and elegant design. The service floor was designated into two main areas strategically designed to feel separated yet connected at the same time. We chose large oval styling stations because of their modern, sleek design that ensures the guests feel connected to their service providers due to the uninterrupted full-length mirror. For our color department, we commissioned a custom-built 24-foot interactive color lab complete with a 20-foot color table. We wanted the treatment room to feel like a luxurious spa experience, so we commissioned a one-of-a-kind, 9-foot Kerastase Fusion display centered in the shampoo cabinetry.”
Owners: Rick & Alyona Cooper Salon Style: Elegant, Modern, Architectural Square Footage: 2,400 Stations: 14 Equipment: Belvedere, Maletti Furniture: Eurisko Design Total Design Investment: $692,000 Retail Lines: Kerastase, Shu Uemura, Rene Furterer Color Lines: L’Oreal Design By: Eurisko Design, Sychopated Architecture, PRD Construction Architect: Serina Calhun Photographer: Bibiel Photography and Madelyn Alexander
Corte Madera, California cooperalleysalon.com/san-francisco
Cooper Alley Salon
“Our overall goal was to pay as much attention to the retail space as we did to the salon space in terms of design, functionality and flow. The blended retail shelving allows us to highlight product in a captivating way, while the removal of the front desk encourages an engaging community feel that invites the guest to shop with us. We created experience zones that allow guests to flow intentionally through the space. Framed, back-lit mirrors create a beautiful view for our guests, and a relaxing color processing zone encourages a moment of peace. Our newly expanded shampoo area brings a luxurious spa feel to our services. Our large color bar highlights our color inventory the same way we would for the retail space, encouraging collaboration that focuses on functionality.”
Owner: Tracee Herring Salon Style: Modern, Minimalist, Luxury Square Footage: 2,000 Stations: 10 Treatment Rooms: 1 Equipment: Gigli & Massimo Furniture: Gigli & Massimo Total Design Investment: $429,000 Retail Lines: Aveda Color Lines: Aveda Design By: Phil Pohl of Gigli & Massimo Architect: Roy Kindred Photographer: Julia Alison
Denton, Texas davantisalon.com
Davanti Salon
“Nestled in the heart of Greensboro, our salon welcomes guests into a space where elegance meets comfort and every detail is meticulously crafted to create an experience unlike any other. The cozy, chic space is designed to evoke the feeling of coming home. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the space with natural light, while airy, high ceilings create an atmosphere of openness and tranquility. The stations are the perfect fusion of Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern, and a classic color palette sets the stage for understated elegance with pops of vibrant hues in unexpected places, like our playful bathroom. Outside bird feeders welcome feathered friends, and on warm days our beautiful patio provides an oasis.”
Owner: Annie Gordon & Kate Greisser Salon Style: Progressive, Timeless, Classy Square Footage: 2,400 Stations: 10 Treatment Rooms: 1 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: Minerva Beauty, World Market, Ethnicraft Total Design Investment: $287,000 Retail Lines: Aveda, Oribe Color Lines: Aveda, Colorspace Design By: Annie Gordon & Kate Greisser Architect: LS3P-Ginna Freyaldehoven Photographer: Todd Turner & Ashley Cox
Greensboro, North Carolina jadelifestyle.com
Jade Salon
“The salon exudes a sense of harmony between natural elegance, functionality and a deep connection to the community. One of our design features is the thoughtfully designed layout which maximizes the flow of natural light throughout the space. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood each room with sunshine, creating a seamless connection to the outdoors. Another standout feature is the salon’s natural elegance with clean lines, greenery throughout and sleek furnishings with pops of color that create a modern, yet timeless, ambiance. The salon’s openness, tranquility and sunlight lift the mood and awaken the senses.”
Owner: Vivian Yeh Salon Style: Chic, Inviting, Posh Square Footage: 1,371 Stations: 9 Equipment: Takara Belmont Furniture: Eurisko Design Total Design Investment: $224,000 Retail Lines: Aveda Color Lines: Aveda Design By: Dr. Leon Alexander Architect: Siu Hong Cheung Photographer: Madelyn Alexander
Houston, Texas josephinesdayspa.com
Josephine’s Salon
“We are nestled in the greater Charlotte suburban town of Huntersville, near Lake Norman, but we wanted to create a space that from a design perspective could carry itself in New York or Los Angeles, while embracing the more relaxed nature of our professional community. Our modern, acoustic slat-accented front desk is complemented by an elegant penny-tiled coffee bar. One of our defining features is our captivating lighting, from the wow factor, Arhaus chandelier to the mid-century modern accents throughout. Throughout the space, the tasteful use of colors and wallpaper add depth and a bit of our personality—creating a sense of warmth. One of our favorite spaces is the office and consultation room, which offers an intimate space for client consultations, vendor and small staff meetings.”
Owners: Kelly and Jacob Grathwohl Salon Style: Luxurious, Inviting, Refreshing Square Footage: 2,500 Stations: 15 Treatment Rooms: 1 Equipment: Minerva Beauty, Emage, DIR Furniture: Custom Total Design Investment: $465,000 Retail Lines: Kerastase, Shu Uemura, Redken Color Lines: Redken Design By: White Barn Interiors Architect: Sunderland Engineering Photographer: John Roberts
Huntersville, North Carolina purecapelli.com
Pure Capelli Salon & Med Spa
“Our space was designed so anyone can feel like they fit in. We chose to go with an iron color on the walls to calm nerves and create a sense of coziness. We incorporated the garage door and natural skylights to bring in elements of nature. The exposed brick gives such a raw inspiration, and it is very representative of how we feel about our hair sometimes—it’s a raw slate to be manipulated into art. Soft touches of green plants bring in extra color without diluting the natural feeling of everything. We were inspired by the Restoration Hardware in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York for some of our design elements. Our goal was to not have a specifically masculine or feminine vibe, and I feel we truly hit the mark.”
Owner: Joshua Lucero Salon Style: Industrial, Relaxed, Welcoming Square Footage: 2,300 Stations: 6 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: West Elm Total Design Investment: $75,000 Retail Lines: R+Co, Cult and King Color Lines: R+Co, Okay Design By: Sorah Design Photographer: Preston Powell
Salt Lake City, Utah lucerohairandwellness.com
Lucero Hair and Wellness Salon
“Upon entering the salon’s bright, spacious, updated design, clients are warmly greeted by a salon concierge at the intricately designed front desk. At our custom-built coffee bar, they are treated to various beverage options. Then, as they are guided through the warmly lit, arched birch hallway, they can unwind in our plush lounge. Clean lines and a modern aesthetic run throughout the space, and our carefully curated color palette and lighting create an immersive experience. Clients receiving color services upstairs notice the darker space and more intimate design, and they can enjoy a glass of wine at our custom-built bar. Our new design reflects our commitment to quality and personalized service. Having multiple custom client areas gives the feeling of a high-end, resort-style setting while offering them many options for how they’d like to spend their time with us. “
Owners: Bruce Osgood & Allane O’Neil Salon Style: Upscale, Luxurious, Minimalistic Square Footage: 10,000 Stations: 40 Equipment: Takara Belmont Furniture: CB2, Restoration Hardway, Custom Total Design Investment: $309,000 Retail Lines: Davines, Oribe, Milbon Color Lines: Davines, Redken Design By: Bruce Osgood Architect: Julian Alva Photographer: Jarod Estes
Dallas, Texas osgoodoneil.com
Osgood O’Neil Salon
“Maximizing the square footage to accommodate 40 styling stations, six multi-treatment rooms and a nail area required careful planning and attention to detail. The double-side styling stations were designed and built with a compact footprint offering plenty of functional storage solutions while helping us utilize our maximum potential. The custom reception desk with its bold 4” edge frame and gorgeous work surface creates an inviting first impression. The addition of the upholstered, S-shaped bench adds a touch of fun and personality to the space while inviting guests to relax. Our outdoor private patio allows both guests and stylists to take in the sun and fresh air while processing or taking a break.”
Owner: Lei Cicero Salon Style: Modern, Industrial, Organic Square Footage: 5,500 Stations: 40 Treatment Rooms: 6 Manicure Stations: 2 Pedicure Stations: 1 Equipment: Belvedere, Pibbs Furniture: Belvedere, Michele Pelafas, Inc., Collins Total Design Investment: $800,000 Retail Lines: R+Co, ELEVEN, Davines Color Lines: Redken, Pravana Design By: Jill Espinosa, Michele Pelafas, Inc. Architect: Thang Van Nguyen, P.E. Photographer: Preston Photography
Brea, California salonmidori.com
Salon Midori
“Nestled in Atlanta’s upscale Chastain area, Salon O’Neil is a charming jewel-box salon offering a luxurious retreat for discerning clients. Beyond our private entrance, a tranquil oasis with an elevated garden and serene fountain sets the tone for a pampering experience. Stunning floor mirrors, Christian Lacroix Maison wallpaper and exquisite lighting evoke the ambiance of a luxury residence. Our selection of retail and backbar products from Oribe and Goldwell reflects our dedication to quality and luxury. Every detail, from the flatbed shampoo bowls for maximum comfort to the carefully chosen design features, underscore our commitment to excellence.”
Owners: O’Neil & Natalie Gurley Salon Style: Lux Square Footage: 1,400 Stations: 6 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: Norwal, CB2, Arhaus, Lulu & Georgia, Visual Comfort Total Design Investment: $243,000 Retail Lines: Oribe, Ibiza Color Lines: Goldwell, Redken Design By: Lee Kleinhelter Interior Design, Pike’s Nursery Architect: Chris Henshaw Photographer: Peter Karl, II
Sandy Springs, GA salononeil.com
Salon O’Neil
“Our building’s rich history is integral to our design. Originally a textile mill, we gutted and restored the 120-year-old structure, revealing hidden architectural gems like exposed brick and beautiful arched windows. The first thing guests notice is our custom-painted wall mural by a local artist, welcoming them with ‘Greetings from Six Ten.’ This vibrant mural features the state flower and the majestic mountains that frame our community. One of our favorite design features is our communal processing table crafted from a local tree and designed by a local craftsman, which encourages clients to connect, share stories and catch up on events. As guests move through the salon, they discover our comfortable back bar and shampoo area, a semi-private oasis where we offer signature head massages during every service. Another unique feature is our boutique, where guests can shop for clothing, accessories and home décor.”
Owner: Ashley Thomas Salon Style: Local, Laid-back, Luxury Square Footage: 5,500 Stations: 16 Treatment Rooms: 2 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: Minerva Beauty, DSM Designs Total Design Investment: $600,000 Retail Lines: R+Co, Ecru Color Lines: Oligo Design By: Ashley Thomas Architect: Vishnesky and Sons Photographer: Elle Studios
Wind Gap, Pennsylvania sixtensalon.com
Six Ten Salon & Boutique
“The architecture of Studio Wish combines the feeling of a modern-day castle of beauty with elements of Rock and Roll. The striking white with black color scheme sets a tone of sophistication and elegance. Our front-of-house features four stunning, three-ring chandeliers hanging from dropped, round ceilings. The casting lounge, adjacent to our café bar, is reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland with its oversized black and white throne. Personalized consultations occur in one of our styling rooms: Stage Right or Stage Left. Stage Left offers a private, serene space for clients with specific needs. There are three kinds of lighting in each of our rooms, and each is equipped with a panel to change the music genre to one of 15 channels.”
Owners: Rowena and Eric Yeager Salon Style: Spectradramatic, Sublime, Enchanted Square Footage: 4,500 Stations: 15 Treatment Rooms: 3 Manicure Stations: 2 Pedicure Stations: 2 Equipment: Maletti Furniture: Eurisko Total Design Investment: $714,000 Retail Lines: Kerastase, Amika, Wella Color Lines: Wella Design By: Rowena Yeager Architect: Architextures SP, Christi Johaningmeyer Photographer: Madeline Alexander
Twinsburg, Ohio studiowish.com
Studio Wish Salon Spa
“We pride ourselves in making this space feel warm and inviting, giving guests the home-away-from home feeling. Instead of a traditional front desk, we have a check-out station as part of our U-shaped beverage and color bar. Our lounge is the middle of the salon with a 360-degree view of everything going on. And, our Parlor for gentlemen clientele is tucked away behind a small wall, giving it a cozy yet comfortable feeling. For our guests who are of legal age, we serve draft beer. It is a great treat after a long day or a weekend treat to relax and unwind.”
Owners: Bobby Thompson, Kayla Thompson, Brandi Beaver, Kristen Brinson Salon Style: High-end Luxury, Modern, Comfortable Square Footage: 1,832 Stations: 15 Equipment: Comfortel Furniture: Arhaus, West Elm Total Design Investment: $375,000 Retail Lines: Oligo, Thompson & Company, Innersense Color Lines: Oligo Design By: Kayla Thompson Architect: Streamline Architectures Photographer: John Choate, Storyline Multimedia
Coralville, Iowa thompsoncosalon.com
Thompson & Company Crosspark
“Coming from three generations of hair stylists in Italy, Founder and Owner Vito Exposito brings more than 30 years of industry experience and a team of talented stylists from around the world to Beverly Hills. With an open floor plan with high ceilings, clients come into a space that feels luxurious and spacious. The placement of the front desk—which is complete with a coffee bar that makes some of the best Italiano espresso—makes clients the center of attention. The lighting and shape of the mirrors creates a styling station fit for a celebrity. From the Italian-made chairs that provide the ultimate comfort to the way the mirror makes the bubbles from a glass of Prosecco shimmer, our client experience sets Vito Esposito Salon apart.”
Owner: Vito Esposito Salon Style: Unique, Innovative, Upscale Italiano Square Footage: 1,350 Stations: 13 Equipment: Gigli & Massimo Italy Total Design Investment: $96,000 Retail Lines: Vitha Hair Care Color Lines: Vitha Hair Care Design By: Gigli & Massimo Italy Architect: Massimo Pizzoleo Photographer: Salvatore Soria
Beverly Hills, CA vitoespositosalon.com
Vito Esposito Salon
“Nestled amidst the chic surroundings in Ponte Vedra Beach, our newest salon is an immersive experience crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Our glass-fronted entrance, framed by swaying palm trees, ushers clients into a world of elegance with warm wooden accents and preserved moss that create an inviting embrace. At the heart of our salon is our bespoke circular front desk, a masterpiece of craftsmanship adorned with the iconic Aveda ‘A.’ Venturing deeper into our sanctuary, eight white, powder-coated steel stations adorned with vibrant foilage complement the mirrors framed in rich wood and plush green chairs that cradle guests in comfort. Our fully reclining wash stations are a favorite of our clients. The pièce de résistance though is our custom Aveda wall, a fusion of artistry and nature with delicate layers of preserved moss which infuses the room with vitality and grace.”
Owners: Megan J. Robertson, Jolene Zinke Salon Style: Luxury, High-end, Organic Square Footage: 1,550 Stations: 8 Equipment: Minerva Beauty Furniture: One Point Solutions, West Elm, Novva Etopa Total Design Investment: $258,000 Retail Lines: Aveda Color Lines: Aveda Design By: Jennifer Bechem with J. Sandler Interiors Photographer: Jeff Deangelis
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida zinkehairstudio.com
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Developing a salon, spa or barbership can be a fun, exciting and rewarding journey. But as blueprints stack up, decisions grow more complex and deadlines blow by, the tension and stress definitely build. Get ahead of some of those tough decisions by checking out the latest offering in chairs, stations, processing tables and equipment, and start mentally designing your space.
The Sequoia Salon Styling Chair's contemporary style combined with its sturdy and dependable design makes it a beautiful addition to any salon space. Covered in smooth vinyl, the Sequoia features two foldaway blow dryer holders attached to the back of the chair, elegant seam stitching, and a modern stainless-steel T-shaped footrest. The wooden accented armrests bring warmth to the chair, while its high-density foam cushioning with memory offers your clients maximum comfort and ease.
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Sequoia Styling Station
Combine trendy, fluted texture design and modern style in the form of a compact, functional salon station and you have the Wakefield Styling Station. Durably constructed from mixed materials of smooth lacquer and antique fluted wood, this free-standing station features a spacious countertop with a protective glass overlay, side-mounted appliance holder, four pullout drawers, metal drawer pulls, cylindrical metal legs, and a full-length arched mirror with a stainless-steel frame in a black finish.
Wakefield Styling Station with Black Mirror
Discover the RS Primo by Takara Belmont, a revolutionary backwash unit that combines luxury, innovation, and ergonomic design. With an expanded gel-filled neck cushion, adjustable lumbar support, and sliding seat mechanism, it ensures unparalleled comfort for clients of all sizes. The large tilting basin offers optimal neck support, while the free-swiveling showerhead, hair trap system, and thermostatic control enhance functionality. Meticulously crafted, the RS Primo sets a new standard in salon care.
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RS Primo Shampoo Unit
Stunning contemporary Midas Styling Station, available double-sided or wall-mounted. Finished in gold, white, black or stainless steel frame, with LED lighting, curved shelf, tools support and storage. Cabinetry in white or black. Specification 34" wide x 20" deep x 84" high.
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Midas Double Station
The Capri Styling Chair combines sleek design and durability, featuring luxurious black vinyl, seamless crevasse-free cushions, and modern curved arms for easy cleaning. Its customizable base and footrest options allow it to complement any salon décor, while the slightly rounded seat enhances client comfort. Backed by a two-year warranty on the hydraulic pump and arriving fully assembled, this chair stands out with its all-black elegance and versatility, offering a unique blend of style and functionality.
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Capri Styling Chair
The Gina Styling Chair, part of Gigli&Massimo Italy’s ‘Tondomio’ collection, is a styling chair with clean, classic lines that will work with most any salon design. Well priced, well-made, and comfortable with a hard-working hydraulic underneath.
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Gina Styling Chair
Quiet Luxury Washes (QL Washes) are luxurious shampoo units for hair salons, including ‘QL Wash E’ and ‘QL Wash Shiatsu’ (single, two, and three-unit stations). Both models feature tilting and sliding basins, synchronized electric movements for the backrest, seat, and footrest, and the Shiatsu models have a massage system for enhanced client comfort. Available in various colors to suit any salon decor.
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Quiet Luxury Wash
The Cooper Retail Wall unit is available with LED image light-box, storage bunker, and under-shelf LED illumination. Available in white or black with gold, black or white accents. Specifications 4' or 3' wide x 20" deep x 84" high.
Cooper Retail Wall Unit
Experience the future of hair processing with SalonPro's Orbiting Halo Compact Infrared Hair Color Processor! This state-of-the-art device uses infrared heat technology to process hair color 50% faster and dry hair more rapidly while retaining moisture and reducing frizz. With its compact, space-saving design, the Orbiting Halo Compact is perfect for any salon space. Featuring simplified digital controls for easy operation and solid construction for years of trouble-free service.
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SalonPro Orbiting Halo Compact Infrared Hair Color Processor
The magic of the Lindsay Processing Table lies in its capacity to transform your salon space. It has been ingeniously designed to process up to six clients simultaneously, thereby maximizing your service offerings and revenue without encroaching on precious salon floor space. This efficient design ensures that your colorists can work seamlessly, handling multiple clients with ease, all while maintaining an organized and clutter-free workspace.
Presented by Kaemark Manufacturing
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Lindsay American-made Processing Table
Illuminate your salon with the brushed Gold LP15 from Freestyle Systems. This innovative lighting platform, wrapped in sleek gold aluminum, not only elevates the aesthetic appeal of your space but also provides superior, shadow-reducing light. Designed to attach seamlessly at any ceiling height, the LP15 enhances your salon's ambiance while ensuring perfect lighting for every client. Transform your salon into a cutting-edge haven of style and functionality.
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Brushed Gold LP15R
The Quiet Luxury Chair, or QL Chair, is a comfortable styling chair upholstered with premium ‘intrecciato’ woven look vinyl. This chair combines luxury and practicality, featuring a design that perfectly complements the sophisticated aesthetic of the Quiet Luxury line. The chair base features our new matt Mud finish which perfectly matches the premium ‘intrecciato’ woven look vinyl fabrics for a cohesive and stylish look.
Quiet Luxury Chair
Freestyle Systems is excited to introduce the Freestylist in a new 220-240 volt international version! The Freestylist's counterbalancing mechanism makes hair dryers feel weightless, reducing carpal tunnel and shoulder strain. Now featuring Teflon-impregnated bearings, ball bearing tracking, and an anti-jamb cord shroud for smooth operation. Say goodbye to tangled cords and hello to efficiency. Elevate your styling experience with the Freestylist—where innovation meets comfort.
International Freestylist
The Milan Single-Sided Styling Station features a sleek, modern design with exceptional storage, including adjustable shelves, multiple drawers, and a full-length metal shelf. Stylists love its easy access to tools and efficient organization. Hidden wheels ensure maneuverability, and customizable finishes with pre-cut electrical wiring make it unique in today's market. Available in gloss black or white with accent options, the Milan is perfect for salons seeking a chic, functional upgrade.
Milan Styling Station
La Terraza Mirror is from Gigli&Massimo Italy’s custom line. With a mounted top height of over 8 feet and a generous, 9"D frame with linear LED lighting inside and behind the mirror, La Terrazza has an impressive, architectural feel, a perfectly framed reflection, and provides the perfect place for your customer's phone or refreshment. Complete your working area with one of our excellent custom workstations, both with multiple finish options to choose from.
La Terrazza Mirror
Understanding the need for a flexible workspace, the Lone Star Styling Station is ingeniously designed with a movable base. The wheels ensure easy mobility, allowing you to reconfigure your salon layout or make room for special events effortlessly. This feature underscores our commitment to providing tailored, high-quality solutions that adapt to your business's evolving needs.
Lone Star American-made Styling Station
Experience the power of infrared light technology with SalonPro's Orbiting Halo Infrared Hair Color Processor & Multi-Function Dryer Accelerator. This state-of-the-art device is designed to rapidly dry hair while retaining moisture and reducing frizz, delivering superior results in half the time of traditional methods. Orbiting Halo offers complete control and versatility for every client's needs. Its compact and fully-adjustable wall mount system make it ideal for any salon space.
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SalonPro Orbiting Halo Infrared Hair Color Processor with Wall Mount System
The YUME Noble Shampoo Unit by Takara Belmont redefines luxury, transforming haircare into a VIP experience. With an extra-wide, 32" seat, contoured legrest, and ultra-plush cushions, it provides unparalleled relaxation. The adjustable shower head, gel-filled neck cushion, and lumbar support enhance the serenity of each treatment. The YUME Noble's exceptional comfort and sophisticated design elevates client satisfaction, while compatibility with YUME Head Spa services creates new revenue opportunities and maximizes salon business potential.
YUME Noble Shampoo Unit
Minerva Beauty goes beyond providing customers with an expansive selection of quality salon, spa, and barbershop equipment! When it comes to discovering your design style, look no further than Minerva’s plethora of online resources. Browse Minerva’s Instagram for lifestyle salon inspiration and then head over to the Minerva Beauty Idea Center where you’ll discover the Style Guide, interior design content, 2D Design Tool, and much more! With over 15,000 products available online, you’ll be sure to find the look you’ve been dreaming of backed by Minerva’s superior customer service, product availability, and quick shipping times. From rustic to modern, from sleek to chic—Minerva Beauty has options for everyone! Want to shop in person? Check out Minerva’s Fly-In Program where you’ll have the opportunity to visit the largest beauty equipment showroom in North America. Minerva Beauty’s showroom is in Monroe, GA—about an hour from the Atlanta airport.
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Founded in 2006, Minerva Beauty manufactures and distributes salon and spa equipment to the beauty industry. With the largest salon and spa equipment showroom in the North America, Minerva offers an incredible selection of styling stations and chairs, shampoo systems, dryers and dryer chairs, pedicure chairs, manicure tables, stools and carts, skin care equipment, and more. Minerva is committed to delivering equipment with fine craftsmanship, value and affordability to the beauty industry and has equipment in over 200,000 salons and spas worldwide.
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