Interiors Born from Architecture

This two-storey beauty salon with SPA elements is located in a historic building in the heart of the city. The 450 m² space draws inspiration from the architecture itself—with high arched windows, natural light, and authentic details that became the foundation of the concept.

Everything here is built on contrast: industrial and delicate. A concrete ceiling, exposed beams, and textured surfaces are paired with soft lighting, expressive furniture, and tactile materials. The interior offers a sense of comfort—without losing its edge.

A Space Designed for Flow and Focus

On the ground floor: the hair zone with styling and colouring stations, reception, and an informal lounge. The upper floor is dedicated to silence and self-care rituals, housing the SPA and aesthetic treatment rooms.

• 3 multifunctional treatment rooms – for massage, body wraps, facial care, and advanced aesthetic treatments

• Manicure room – filled with daylight and intimate alcoves

• Pedicure area – discreet, well-planned, and convenient for staff

An Aesthetic That Breathes

There’s no artificial shine here—just light, rhythm, and surfaces you want to touch. White plaster mixes with wood, soft textiles, and graphic details. Colour accents range from smoky grey to deep blue, adding character without disruption. The waiting area feels more like a living room—a place where you’re welcome to linger.

A Format That Feels Like Care

This salon isn’t a list of services—it’s an urban recharge ecosystem. It’s where hair and skin are restored, but so is presence. Every metre is crafted for comfort—visual, tactile, emotional. And, as always in our projects, every decision is intentional and respectful of the person.

This isn’t an interior trying to impress. It’s a space that lets you exhale.