Although the space is not large, the effect of making gates that light up the entire line and the gray mirror which is used on the closet made the space visually large enough. For the reception counter and the set stand of the symbolic elements of this salon were created by combining mortar and solid wood to leave a sense of each texture and finished it into a simple design with a solid feeling.
The use of a material palette full of reflective qualities such as mirrors, brass bring a delicate feel to the place whilst the use of exposed brick walls and metal fittings give the place a rather raw feel, more in tune for our younger audience.
Delete was born out of a desire to address and excel in all of these areas. Brandnew journeyed with them through designing the identity, salon environment, uniforms, products and communication templates. It is a truly integral approach and an example of what we call ‘Brand Design’.
ISEI beauty shop by A design Studio, Kiev – Ukraine
The interior designers at Brand Creative approached the Abu Dhabi concept by incorporating areas of high contrast, combining classic black marquina & white volakas marble with complimenting finishes such as black slate, illuminated stone and chrome. Each feature was selected to contribute to the dramatic ambience, layering black on white and white on white throughout.
The large, wooden oak feature found within the space is representative of an apple tree and is supposed to connect different spaces of the boutique such as the shop with relaxation areas and the gallery.
Plants are placed in the structures with exposed ceilings and renders spring more realistic. The floors have been expressed in an unified achromatic color that makes them look more beautiful as well as apply a monotonous atmosphere to mix the beautiful colors.
The company has maintained a plush salon and showcase in Tokyo’s leafy Ginza shopping district for quite some time, situated only a few blocks away from its headquarters. The venue has been given a remarkable makeover, and its a project that aims to resonate on a global scale, anchoring Shiseido as a top cosmetics and fragrance brand for all the world to see.
Exterior and interior design heavily insipired by classic interior design, with the touch of gold and marble elements, white-colour detail profiling, clear mirror glass. All of these design elements combine to create a feminine and elegant touch.
It was designed to follow the notion of a cottage. Although each subdivided space has a different plan, there is no complete boundary between the rooms.
“BaLon.tre”, located in Chiba, Japan, was designed to indicate maximum openness in a narrow space. The movement caused by the combination of the ceiling louver and herringbone on the floor expanded the depth of the space.
Due to it is located in one of the most fashionable places in Japan, the inside of the salon is designed as a contemporary space with monotone. The main room which is based on white becomes highly bright by reflecting on the sunlight inserted through large windows.
The project used the metal, stone and the conditions of the building itself to connect the inner space with the outside world. The Huge lighting glass makes it easier for customers to enjoy the visual impact of history and modernity.
The Lounge is a welcoming space for KOL presentations, gatherings, or a relaxing time around a cup of herbal tea. It is an oval-shaped-room with a floor pattern that extends to infinity. Upside-down water lilies lights are the focus point of the room.
We were inspired by the simplicity of a nail file while evolving the store concept. Layering, referencing and echoing the nail file throughout the design. The nail file shape softened the straight lines which ordered the stores functionality.
Towards the trend of exclusive and invite-only services, owners of Mige set the brief of transforming a typical Chinese apartment layout into a functional studio space. The atmosphere should be vibrant, young, trendy, and bold, while offering customers a more intimidate and private experience.
Inspiration for the furniture and pastel tone was taken from the mid-century era from which the brand first sprang. The point of sale, inspired by the clean art supply and magazine archive desk from editors offices, became an opportunity to express the heritage of the brand.
Different from the traditional beauty salon design, our designers combine its brand culture to integrate with stylish, dynamic, avant-garde elements to create a good customer experience for customers while designing this salon.
The concept narrative revolves around androgyny. A design that is not about being ‘pretty’ but embraces both masculine and feminine characteristics of beauty. It’s designed for a woman that is confident, someone who is on a same level playing field with a man. She can wear trainers or suit and still feel beautiful. The furniture within the space was carefully selected to reflect this.
Architectural and image design Project for the remodeling of a Beauty and Spa Salon.
