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Salon Tour: The Well

The Well is an underground and unconventional salon, boutique and event space – Los Angeles’ newest place to see and be seen.

Elizabeth Jakaitis
Elizabeth JakaitisAssistant Editor
September 10, 2014
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well
Salon Tour: The Well

The Well currently carries labels like UNIF, Henrik Vibskov, Vivienne Westwood, Minimale Animale and Skingraft. As the salon and boutique grows they are bringing in more international designers to give shoppers a unique experience. Their goal is to offer styles not usually found in Los Angeles.

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The Well

Los Angeles, CA

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www.thewell.la/salon

Owners: Jefferson Tangradi and Alex Weidner

Established: 2012

Square Footage: 2,500

Stations: 5

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Furniture/Equipment: Custom

Retail: Oribe

Color line: Wella

Architect: Ivan Ivanov

Designers: Ivan Ivanov, Alex Weidner, Jefferson Tangradi

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Photographer: Lawrence Anderson
Overall Style: Fun, creative, real



In downtown LA, an unobtrusive pink neon sign on the bare walls of a warehouse reads, “The Well.” It has all the markings of being an urban-cool, yet-to-be-discovered venue – and it is. However, these walls also house an upscale salon and boutique owned by Jefferson Tangradi and Alex Weidner.

“There’s been a really positive response from our staff and clientele about both the feel of the salon space and the multifunctional aspects of the building as a whole,” Weidner says. “The company’s aim is to inspire, educate and motivate our entire team to grow along with the forward progression of The Well as a brand.”

The sundry space offers clients more reasons to visit and develop a close relationship with The Well.

“We have people that get their hair done and shop, and because we have so many different events in art, music, and fashion, all of our clients come back to have fun,” Tangradi says. “Our whole thing is promoting feeling good about yourself. What better way than to dress well, look well-kept and be somewhere fun?" 



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