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La Dolce Vita

Beautiful black and white murals, lush red seating and delicate lighting create an ambiance of luxury at the new flagship Aldo Coppolo salon in Milan, Italy.

by Salon Today Staff
March 2, 2014
2 min to read


Internationally renowned Italian hair stylist Aldo Coppola recently succumbed to a decade-long battle with prostate cancer, but he often told his famous clientele that the disease also helped him, “Since I’ve been sick, my creativity has returned.”

One of his last creations was the design for a namesake salon in Milan, Italy, that he collaborated on with designer Marcel Wanders and furniture company Gamma & Bross. The new salon was a manifestation of Coppola’s desire to reinvent and redesign his range of salons—and this Corso Europa salon was envisioned as the flagship salon for the brand.

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Throughout the salon’s 1,000 square meters, 30 stunning Nabucco double-sided styling stations are featured over three floors. The Vaspensiero wash units, which are located on the salon’s first and second floors, are designed to recline into a massage bed for the perfect relaxing experience.

At the lower lever of the iconic salon is the spa area with six suites and two VIP rooms. These all feature cocooning spa beds that are electrically adjustable and transform into wash units by uncovering an internal washbowl. In the adjacent space, the salon features a nail bar area, retail space and pedicure stations.

Aldo Coppola—The Kingdom of Beauty

OWNER: Aldo Coppola

ESTABLISHED: December 2013

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SQUARE FOOTAGE: 10,000 square feet

NUMBER OF STYLING STATIONS: 30

NUMBER OF TREATMENT ROOMS: 8 (6 VIP and 2 presidential)

FURNITURE EQUIPMENT: Spa Logic by Gamma & Brass and Collezione Privata by Marcel Wanders for MGBross-Gamma & Brass

LIGHTING CONCEPT: Cattelani & Smith

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DESIGN FIRM/ARCHITECT: Anton Kobrinetz, Gamma & Bross art director

RETAIL LINES: Aldo Coppola, L’Oreal Professional, Kerastase, Shu Uemura, Redken, Essie, Lancome

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