Study focus
A salon program that studies station rhythm, shared preparation zones, and a calm progression from arrival to service.
Reference market
Hypothetical independent salon market
Study status
Self-initiated concept study
Visual provenance
Locally created illustrative placeholder
Design questions
- What station rhythm supports clear movement without feeling repetitive?
- How can shared storage remain accessible while keeping the floor visually calm?
- Can lighting distinguish consultation, styling, and wash activities?
Proposed direction
Build a measured sequence of cobalt-framed mirrors along a charcoal service spine, with soft-white circulation and a screened wash zone.
Program assumptions
- A reception point with a compact waiting area
- A repeated line of styling stations with shared preparation storage
- A screened wash zone separated from the arrival view