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A Closer Look At The Salons Of The Year

By Stacey Soble | Updated: 06/21/2010 4:07:13 PM
As a group, the 20 finalists of the 2010 SALONS OF THE YEAR breathed some new life into the beleaguered construction business, spending a combined $13 million on renovation and build-out costs. The average design investment was $652,186.
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Biggest design challenges for salons

By Web Editor | Updated: 06/21/2010 3:53:00 PM
This month, we asked salon owners who had recently completed renovations or new salons the following: What was the biggest challenge about your design and how did you overcome it?
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Renovate for luxury without high prices

By Web Editor | Updated: 06/16/2010 2:50:00 PM
A new look for your salon reinforces to clients that you are staying on point with trends in hair and fashion, but tightening purse strings have owners wondering how to do more with less. So, we asked a salon owner, a salon consultant and a distributor.
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Designers' Challenge (Part 2)

By Web Editor | Updated: 06/11/2010 11:38:00 AM
Back by popular demand, our industry panel of experts tackles salon today readers’ biggest design dilemmas.
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Designers' Challenge (Part 1)

By Web Editor | Updated: 06/11/2010 11:21:00 AM
Back by popular demand, our industry panel of experts tackles salon today readers’ biggest design dilemmas.
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Sustain This! Rustic Reusable

By Alison Shipley | Updated: 06/09/2010 1:45:54 PM
LOCATED IN MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, Rue 48 Salon (rue48.com) placed a large emphasis on reusable and rustic materials in the design of their newly launched salon. “We were thoughtful about blending the right sustainable and recycled components into the practical application when appropriate—such as salvaged furniture and interior finishes,” says owner Susan Johnson, including a 110-year old gothic style church pew, an antique end table found in an alley and a steel table from a reclaimed furniture shop.
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