Satin Hair

The project serves a high-end hairdressing brand whose target audience is women. The name, “Satin Hair” is taken from the imagery of haircutting. Based on the atmosphere and impression consumers feel when they enter the space, the designer used curved shapes to echo the hair that falls during a haircut. Then the hairdresser tides the hair for the consumer, which resembles a white iron mesh made of interlocking wires. The hard iron mesh clings to the curved wall, softening the strong character of the building material. At the same time, the space is more clearly defined. The whole room combines modernity and simplicity to create softness.

     The curved part of the design is made in several stages to present the image of soft hair. The elliptical ceiling light is seamless, and its embedded light strip is one of the highlights. The rose gold-plated titanium mirror frames are manually concave and folded to create an organic hair fall. Only curves are used to bring the space in line with the brand.