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As Principle, President and COO Horst Ackermann steps down from Belvedere-Maletti and retires at the end of the month, Luca Fonte steps in as Chief Operating Officer and lists his overall goals for the first 100 days.
At the start of every year, a brand-new set of interior design trends steadily trickle into the scene and suddenly become the must-have elements of the season. Be sure to jump on these trends before the start of the new year if you want your salon, spa, or barbershop to stay.fresh and relevant.
From paint to wallpaper to art, these design details can transform your space.
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While most salon owners design their spaces with their clients in mind, it's vital that the wellbeing and health of the stylist is a strong consideration. Smart Step's Daniel Bouzide offers an idea for refreshing the look of your salon and making your team happy at the same time.
The Nantucket includes a barber sink, multi-purpose cabinet, electric-ready pedestal station, lower shampoo cabinet, mirror set, and optional retail shelves. Each item can be purchased individually or configured in a variety of ways, allowing customers to build this barber wet station to best fit their needs.
This month, we take a look at some of the latest furniture and equipment offerings from Eurisko Design and Gamma & Bross.
The beautiful collection of minimally inspired design focus on the junction between modern luxury and form.
With a soft color palette and rich furnishings, Designer Michele Pelafas helps Stella and Shay Beauty Bar bring a touch of luxury to Westlake, Ohio.
Salon owners who cut corners with their design may find it tough to stay solvent if team members are struggling with pain.
Minerva’s Exodus Double-Sided Styling Station in distressed wood features clean, modern lines, and it is double-sided to support two stylists. Its features include two full-length mirrors, two pull-out work trays, six drawers, two concealed cabinets and built-in appliance holders.
