The Mic Styling Hair Salon by design studio Kitsch-Nitsch embraces a vibrantly retro aesthetic. Painted mannequins, customized geometric mirrors, bright wall cameos and vinyl frescoes are just some of the whimsical and unexpected details of this fun and pop art inspired space.
Whether taking inspiration from 80s era imagery or channeling the subjects of iconic artist Roy Lichtenstein, this quirky beauty parlor embraces a "more is more" design aesthetic.
Located in the heart of Ljubljana, Slovenia, the Mic Styling Hair Salon by Kitsch-Nitsch is a youthful and fresh take on the classic beauty parlor design concept. The salon's interior resembles the set of a 1980s music video while its decorative elements pay tribute to some of history's most famed pop art masterpieces.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Retro Aesthetics
- The use of retro aesthetics in the design of beauty parlors, salons, and other personal care establishments can provide a fun and unique experience for customers.
- Pop Art Influenced Design
- Incorporating Pop Art influenced design elements into interior design can provide a whimsical and unexpected atmosphere, which can attract customers looking for a unique and Instagramable experience.
- Iconic Artwork Tribute
- Paying tribute to iconic pop art masterpieces in the design of personal care establishments can create a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for the art form among customers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty Services
- Beauty services, such as hair salons and nail spas, can incorporate retro aesthetics and pop art influenced design elements to differentiate their brand and attract customers looking for a unique experience.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate retro aesthetics and pop art influenced design elements into their projects to create a bold and whimsical atmosphere that can appeal to a wide range of clients.
- Art Tributes
- Personal care establishments can highlight iconic works of art as a way to embrace art appreciation and create a sense of culture and nostalgia in the space.
