Hair-Inspired Architecture


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The Strand Barber Shop Project|
From a strand of hair comes this stunning barber shop created by Israeli designers Lior Vaknin and Sabi Aroch. Each partition wall of perfectly finished drywall looks just like magnified cuticle layers of hair. The clean white and fresh apple green paint looks ultra hip. The salon is divided into three areas: a washing station at the farthest point, the main cutting, styling and waiting areas, and another stylist work area with a reception desk. Check out the entire construction process and concept phase on Vaknin’s Coroflot portfolio. Source: coroflot Via: design-milk |
Hip London Salon (GALLERY)
Unruly StudioAt Unruly Studio, your mane concern will be having a good time! This hip salon is decked out in funky decor, huge windows to allow for maximum natural lighting and has a very modern vibe. The studio is…
Hair Salons as Art Galleries
Salon Moxie Showcases Art ExhibitsSalon Moxie, a new hair styling salon in Raleigh’s North Ridge Shopping Center, has opened the first of its ongoing series of art exhibits. The premiere exhibit, “Urban Images,” features large-scale…
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