Pink arches became the core element to define an emerging Australian beauty salon brand. A romantic pastiche of genres are united with colour and texture. The primary waiting area for beauty appointments is conceived as a feminine hotel reception, a ‘holiday in the middle of the day’, a serene and comfortable space with a hint of old-world glamour.
Kristin Fisher Eyebrows
Although there is an overwhelming sense of ‘pinkness’, no actual pink has been used in this space, only tonal variations of colours that relate to pink; pinky-hues rather. An exploration of texture and material further enhances the warmth of those tones, and soft curves throughout draw parallels to the female form, most notably, the eyebrows.
An intention to evoke a sense of Hollywood-glamour, elevating the experience of clientele from the moment they approach the store; with a beautifully curated shop front, transitioning into an almost palatial hotel-like lobby before being escorted to a private consultation room, where despite being functionally clinical, is still reminiscent of the overriding residential-like quality that makes the entire space feel soft, warm and comfortable.
