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SALON TODAY's Salons of the Year is a photo-based interior design competition where we encourage salons to submit the best images possible of their new spaces. Here are some tips!
Ambiance is critical to a successful salon. Salons and schools in this category are recognized as the most aesthetically pleasing and well-designed in North America.
Master stylists Gary Topple and Alejandro Jimenez announce the launch of Ashes & Steel Studio, their new state-of-the-art hair salon, set in the heart of the River Art District at 347 Depot Street in Asheville, North Carolina. The salon hosted a “City Lights” Grand Opening Celebration on November 10, 2018 with live music, dancing and refreshments.
Bentley Hair and Beauty, now open in the Gold Coast of Chicago, is a sophisticated and modern full-service hair salon specializing in customized hair services for all clients. Owned and operated by former KPMG businesswoman, Jennifer Long Riordan, Bentley Hair and Beauty is an Irish-owned enterprise bringing Europe’s chicest looks to the streets of Chicago.
Above the newest Paris Parker location in New Orleans, Neill Corporation creates Studio 633, a communal creative space that can be used for photo shoots, education session, small events and business meetings.
Angelo David Salon is sophisticated, modern, timeless, upbeat and fashion-forward with an “overall look and feel” found in hospitality.
With the support of three generous professional beauty partners—Keune, Minerva and STX—SALON TODAY’s Total Salon Makeover competition helps one salon grow to the next level.
Salon owners who cut corners with their design may find it tough to stay solvent if team members are struggling with pain.
Sirius Day Spa plans to roll out more than 300 locations of its membership-based, full-service day spa concept, partnering with Kaemark to create the upmarket, cohesive design.
Debbie Penzone, president and CEO of Pezone Salons + Spas in Columbus, Ohio, offers up a Facebook Live tour of the company's newest location, as well as answers viewer questions, during a hijack of ISBN's Facebook feed in August.
