Our salon is a light, plant-filled space designed to feel warm, open and welcoming. With over 100 plants, reclaimed furniture and large windows bringing in plenty of natural light, the atmosphere feels calm yet full of life.
We’ve designed a private area for clients who need additional support or would prefer more privacy, alongside a relaxed drinks bar serving local coffee and snacks, including gluten-free and vegan options. Flowers and greenery are everywhere, and we use our Oway oil products in diffusers throughout the salon, so the space always smells incredible.
Yes, our space features bespoke furniture that’s been repurposed and upcycled. We have some old Victorian doors from a school gym that are perfect room dividers, and our retail area is an old pine side unit with second-hand kitchen wood surfaces to make the shelves. And not forgetting our custom-made carts for the team to store their tools in.
We also have carefully chosen artwork, 1960s barber chairs and repurposed furniture that is both beautiful and functional. We love collaborating with local creatives, so many of the details in the salon have a story behind them.
(My mum sources, restores and maintains most of our preloved and vintage furniture – she’s got a real gift!)
Sustainability was a key part of our design process. We prioritised reuse and longevity – from repurposed materials and second-hand pieces to working with brands who share our values. Our aim is to create a space that’s thoughtful, not wasteful.
No, we don’t have a dress code, we encourage our team to dress in a way that feels authentic to them whilst still being professional. Personal style is celebrated, just like the work they create. But honestly, our team could be on a fashion catwalk – they each have such strong individual style!
Creative. Inclusive. Plants.
Salon Furniture?
Vintage.
Product brand?
Davroe.
Software?
Phorest.
Other services offered?
Education, networking events and community projects.
Number of stations?
Nine.
