Luxury beauty salon interior design at Nobili Design begins on the street, with the facade, and continues through the reception to the last treatment room. Interior designer Gabriela Nechifor reads your brand, your clients and your space, then develops one concept in which every area of a luxury salon interior speaks the same refined language. The glamorous luxury salon interiors below come from our beauty lounge and our salon in gold and blush.
View full sizeA luxury salon interior is felt from the street to the restroom, in materials and light that never change register. Our two salons show it with a stone facade and crystal chandeliers in one, and gold and blush in the other.
Cream stone cladding, fluted pilasters with integrated uplighting and black-framed glazing with ornamental frosted glass give the salon a calm, luxurious front, reached by lit stone steps.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptBlack leather armchairs on brass frames, ivory bouclé sofas and a bronze counter with a marble top form the waiting lounge, after an entrance of ring crystal chandeliers and fluted panels.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptA curved reception desk of 160 cm with a fluted cream front, gold banding and a marble top stands before an arched backlit slat wall, beside a blush bouclé sofa on a gold plinth.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptThree gold-framed shelving bays with glass shelves and LED lighting present the products in a retail area of 13 m², on a display unit of 290 × 303 cm under illuminated header panels.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptGold-veined cream marble, floating fluted vanities with LED under-lighting and brushed brass taps carry the finish of the salon into the restrooms, down to the last detail.
Designed by Gabriela Nechifor, Nobili Design
View the conceptConsistency more than ornament. A luxury salon keeps the same materials, light and finish from the facade to the restrooms, so the client never feels a change of standard as she moves from one service to the next.
Yes, because it is the first promise to the client. In our beauty lounge cream stone cladding, fluted pilasters with uplighting and ornamental frosted glass set the tone, and the same frosted pattern returns on the salon windows.
As a route rather than a decoration. In our gold and blush salon gold fluting marks the reception, blush bouclé covers the sofa and the styling chairs, and gold-veined marble on the floors and walls ties the rooms together.
All the areas the client sees: facade, entrance, reception and lounge, retail, hair, nail and make-up areas, treatment rooms and restrooms. Each service gets its own zone, sized in the plan.
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.
