Hair Salon Designs
Your hair salon design says more about you than anything else.
Your choice of hair salon decorations and salon interior communicates what your salon stands for and plays a massive role in attracting the right type of client to your salon.
No wonder salon owners spend so much time on their salon layout and decor.
In this article, I’ve compiled the most beautiful hair salon interior designs I have seen in order to help you find inspiration for your upcoming salon remodeling project.
You’ll find hairdressing salon pictures with salon station ideas, salon reception area ideas, salon shelf ideas, and salon waiting area ideas.
In the salon images below, you’ll see how the pros use salon lighting, wall decor, and color schemes to create the most stunning hair salon designs.
Where available, I’ve also included salon layouts, floor plans, and blueprints of the design projects.
I am continuously updating this post with new images of hair and beauty salons so I’d recommend you bookmark this page or pin it to your Pinterest board so that you can come back to it again.
The hair salon designs listed in the post were created by professional salon architects and designers who have been kind enough to allow me to share their work.
If you plan on hiring an interior design agency for your salon, you should for sure check with one of the guys listed here.
You’ll find links to them throughout the article.
Alright, let’s get to it!
Vibrant Hair Salon Design by YHS Design
The first hair salon design in the list was designed by YHS Design – an award-winning design agency hair salon architect based out of Taipei.
I just love this nature inspired hair salon design.
This is what YHS said about the project.
“Within the bustling streetscape, there is a place that offers garden rituals where you can temporarily escape from the outside world.
Capturing the essence of the botanical image, sky garden was created throughout the aisle, immediately welcomes the guests to bask under, moving aside from the crowd, welcoming them from the entryway.
Peeking further into the space, the narrowed layout extends upwards with detailed golden touch-ups. Botanic metaphors are still vibrantly expressed throughout the room, replacing the bustling noise coming from the streets, and here becomes a secret garden.“
