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.
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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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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