Hair salon interior design at Nobili Design begins with the route of the client: the welcome, the wash area, the styling chair and the moment she sees herself in the mirror. Interior designer Gabriela Nechifor plans each hair salon interior around your stylists, your clients and your space, with styling stations, mirrors, lighting and the lounge drawn as one concept. The hair salon interior ideas below come from our salon projects.
View full sizeA hair salon interior works when the mirror, the light and the chair flatter the client at every station. Our salons show it with LED-framed mirrors between fluted panels and blush styling chairs facing backlit oval mirrors.
Cream styling chairs on brushed gold bases face full-height mirrors with LED frames set between fluted panels, while backlit shelving displays the hair products.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptBouclé lounge seating and taupe velvet armchairs wait beside channel-tufted styling chairs under cascading and tiered crystal chandeliers, on a polished marble floor.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptBlush bouclé styling chairs on gold pedestal bases face round and oval backlit mirrors in gold frames, beside a long illuminated retail wall, in a hair salon of 22 m².
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptA taupe shampoo chair with a white basin stands against fluted gold-toned slats and backlit open shelving, with a dark marble backsplash, in the wash area of the salon.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptThe route of the client and the light at the mirror. A hair salon interior works when the welcome, the wash area and the styling stations follow each other naturally, and the light at the mirror is soft and even on the face.
With light framed around the mirror rather than from above alone. In our beauty lounge full-height mirrors carry LED frames between fluted panels, and in our gold and blush salon round and oval mirrors are backlit in gold frames.
As a calmer corner in the same palette as the styling area. In our gold and blush salon the shampoo chair stands against fluted gold-toned slats and backlit shelving, with a dark marble backsplash.
Yes, and both add to the visit. Our salons combine bouclé and velvet lounge seating with backlit product shelving or a long illuminated retail wall, so waiting and choosing products become part of the experience.
Send us the plans of your salon, the services you offer and the number of places you need, and an approximate budget, so we can propose the right concept from the first conversation. Interior designer Gabriela Nechifor will review the space and suggest the direction of the concept.
