Polish studio
moomoo architects have introduced mirrored columns, slanted walls and a clothes shop to the interior of this hair salon in Warsaw, Poland.
The reflective columns serve as mirrors for stylists and shoppers, and open up to provide extra storage.
The slanted walls have sections removed to create workspaces with integrated sinks and shelves to display hair products.
The salon has rails suspended from the ceiling for clothes to hang on and a changing room concealed behind a mauve curtain.
Here’s some more from the architects:
The initial client’s request was to add a retail space to salon area.
The salon therefore carries a secondary function – it also serves as
an exhibition space for young designer’s garments hand picked by a
famous Polish designer.
A fitting room is concealed behind the curtain wall which visually
separates the retail function from the hair dresser’s zone.
Inclined wall planes are bisected by horizontal cuts which open
shelf space for the exhibited hair products along with the functional
sink surface.
Tall slender mirror columns serve to both clients and the stylists, offering abundance of storage and function inside.
Spacial dynamism and multiple reflections offer multiple
perspectives into the space resulting in a playful creative
environment for hair masters.
Plenty of waiting space is provided for along the window openings as well as at the entrance.
from dezeen
