Project posted by Anna Underowicz

Hair Salon

Year
2022
Structure
Office
Style
Modern
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon
Hair Salon

Details

Square Feet
90
Lot Size
4.5
Bedrooms
0
Full Baths
0
Partial Baths
1

Credits

Interior Design
Builder
JasTech
Photographer
Agata Gromada

From Anna Underowicz

Architect: Anna Underowicz
Location : Poland, Katowice

Year: 2022

Client: Jakub Chmielewski

Collaboration: Alexander Petrounine

Contractor: Jastech

Photos: Agata Gromada

A project made for a new hairdresser for Studio Chmielewski. The client requested for his new location within his brief for seven cutting-stations, three washing-stations, a hair dye mixing station, a reception and waiting room, plus a social area.

The project can be seen as a three-dimensional painting which occupied the room with a slanted ceiling, which at its highest point reached a height of 4,5 meters.

The first step was to divide this unused height by painting the ceiling and the upper part of the room in a black-satin paint; creating a feeling of intimacy and introducing a pleasant human-scale. The sharp division in section determined the height of the black-coated steel structure as well as in defining the cutting- and washing areas. The steel structure incorporated various elements such as lights, audio installation, and various cable work. The custom-made steel components were designed, in collaboration with a local workshop, to provide a light and transparent set of sculptural elements, which would provide for a clear and friendly space for its users. A set of plants collaborate with the wooden lamellas

Wooden vertical lamellas were used to balance out the black-paint to introduce a warm accent within the interior, as well as to highlight the washing stations and the hair dye mixing station. The cutting stations were surrounded by light-grey painted walls matching the tone of the floor, providing a neutral background for the visual quality of the hair-dying process.

Plants were used to blend with the wooden lamellas, as well as to provide a privacy screen for the elevated washing-stations.