2021 Salons of the Year: John Hancock Barbershop
Two retired friends from the Armed Forces find their next careers as the owners of the unique John Hancock Barbershop, which is housed in a special retail environment focused on male customers in Prescott, Arizona. Take a tour of this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
by Stacey Soble
2021 Salons of the Year: Highbrow Hippie
With an abundance of outdoor areas and a sweet boho-chic interior, Highbrow Hippie delivers a unique guest experience. Take a virtual tour of this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
by Stacey Soble
2021 Salons of the Year: Gavali Salon
With a Spanish moss chandelier, a reclaimed barn wood wall and a shampoo bar made from a fallen log, Gavali Salon brings an earthy, boho-chic vibe to Fairfield, Connecticut. Take a virtual tour of this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
by Stacey Soble
2021 Salons of the Year: B.Luxe Hair and Makeup Studio
B.Luxe Hair and Makeup Studio in Medway, Massachusetts, is full of clever design touches including a two-sided reception desk that keeps clients sociall distances and a media wall. Check out this 2021 Salons of the Year honoree.
by Stacey Soble
2021 Salons of the Year: Alia Rose Salon
At Alia Rose Salon in Westmont, Illinois, the six chandeliers and the diamond tufted styling chairs attract every client's attention, making it one of the 2021 Salons of the Year honorees.
by Stacey Soble
2021 Salons of the Year: 6 Salon at Royal Oak
With snow-colored camouflage netting as dividers, a grounding slate in the treatment area and an illuminated front desk, Six Salon in Royal Oak, Michigan is a modern showstopper--and one of our 2021 Salons of the Year honorees.
by Stacey Soble
Announcing the 2021 SALONS OF THE YEAR Finalists
SALON TODAY is proud to introduce the 2020 finalists in its SALONS OF THE YEAR salon design competition.
by Stacey Soble
The Salons of the Year Competition is LIVE!
In its 37th year, the SALONS OF THE YEAR competition issues its latest application in an effort to recognize and celebrate excellent salon design.
by Stacey Soble
Color Sets the Tone for the 2020 Salons of the Year
Color can energize and color can soothe, it can set a playful tone or a serious one. This year's Salons of the Year master the use of color to envelop clients in their culture and bring them along on an experiential journey.
by Stacey Soble
Andreas Hogue Captures the 2020 Salons of the Year Design Competition
With its playful style and design surprises around the corner, Andreas Hogue Salon in Vernon Hills, Illinois, captures the 2020 Salon of the Year Grand-Prize title and the cover of the May/June issue of SALON TODAY.
by Stacey Soble
Announcing the 2020 SALONS OF THE YEAR Finalists
SALON TODAY is proud to introduce the 2020 finalists of its SALONS OF THE YEAR salon design competition. We love the ability to give you some good news and some gorgeous salon to tour!
by Stacey Soble
2020 Salons of the Year: Andreas Hogue Salon
With a playful design surprise around every corner, Andreas Hogue Salon engages their selfie-focused clientele and capture the Grand-Prize of the 2020 Salon of the Year.
by Stacey Soble
2020 Salons of the Year: Blos Roses
Walking through the doors of the blowdry bar/nail salon Blos Roses is like taking a colorful step back in time. This vibrant salon claims 2nd Runner Up in the 2020 Salons of the Year competition.
by Stacey Soble
2020 Salons of the Year: Define Hair
A boutique-style retail experience, a retail island,a color processing bar and color processing table tells guests this salon is serious about hair.
by Stacey Soble
2020 Salons of the Year: Jaxson Maximus
With a real Formula One racecar on the wall, a pool table, a bourbon bar and a tailor shop, this Miami-based barbershop is for the discerning gentleman.
by Stacey Soble
2020 Salons of the Year: Jon Alan Salon
Pops of red, LED wall panels and retail displays and the unique white slat wall design make this salon stand out with vibrancy.
by Stacey Soble
2020 Salons of the Year: Karen Joseph Salon
A two-sided fireplace provides a cozy atmosphere at the luxurious Karen Joseph Salon.
by Stacey Soble