FABRIKA

PROJECT: BEAUTY SALON
LOCATION: SIBERIA

FABRIKA

PROJECT: BEAUTY SALON
LOCATION: SIBERIA

Aesthetics of the 60s of the 20th century. Pop art. The experiments of the time and the philosophy of Andy Warhol with his "Factory". Within the walls of the salon, the visitor "shines" like a star. The space should help this, and should be an interesting, but not intrusive background.

The architecture is ideal for such a concept, since the building was once an industrial plant. Structural elements, old brickwork, scuffs and negligence — all this went only to the benefit of the interior.

The seal wall panel is a reference to contemporary street art. An emotional and ironic idea to designate the territorial belonging of a space, this animal is one of the brightest symbols of the region.

The project was made in partnership with REZEDA Studio

The salon space, about 500 m², is logically divided into three functional areas

The first zone. Open-space, where hairdressers, make-up artists and manicurists work. Easily transformable platform. It is worth drawing up the velvet curtains, hiding the showcases with cosmetics from view, and the salon turns into a closed chamber club where a party or a fashion show is possible to be conducted. The space is easily transformed into a place for workshops and lectures as well. Moveable furniture, a conveyor for moving mirrors, it is also a massive accent chandelier.

The second zone. This room is more private, it is slightly hidden from the views of visitors to the main space. This area of the salon is stylistically softer. Wood, soft fabric, mirrored walls appear in the decoration. There is a separate office for those who desire to be served separately. It is often used for brides to get ready for a wedding. Pedicure chairs, cosmetologist’s offices — everything is concentrated here.

The third zone. This is the administration area: the manager’s office, the room for employees, the "sanitary room" - an obligatory room where all the instruments used in the salon are disinfected.