Ideas for Nail Salon Interior Design
Some say that you can tell a woman's self-worth by the way that she keeps her nails. If her nails are bitten down and chewed up, she is under stress; if they are plain without any stitch of polish, she's selfless; if they are flaky with old polish, she puts her mind on other things besides her looks. No matter what the story is, when she finally does come to get her manicure and pedicure, she likes to be in a warm, lovely place.
- Put in some gorgeous granite stone counter tops. While the clients are allowing their nails to dry, their hands can rest on a beautiful counter top.
- Choose glass blown lights over the typical fluorescent lights. Hang them over the counter tops to highlight the ladies' beautifully finished nails. Choose the colors of soft pinks, baby blues and sweet lavenders if the main decor is white, black or beige, for example.
- Choose a pretty, feminine nail polish rack over the typical black or brown wooden rack. Think like a cottage white with pretty flowers. Whatever catches your eye, as long as it is gorgeous.
- Place flowers and green plants all over. You could go for real ones, but that would be expensive. Go for the gorgeous and long lasting silk variety, or ask the florist which kinds of real plant life would be inexpensive to bring into your salon if you really want to go that route.
- Select inviting pictures. You could go for the typical posters of hand models showing off their nails, or you could find some lovely pictures (all in a frame, please) of landscapes, happy women, puppies, kittens or whatever the season calls for at the time. Black and white wallpaper will be great for neutrality purposes.
- Make the waiting area as comfortable and plush as possible without going into debt. Go to the furniture thrift store and check out some gently used leather sofas and loveseats. Get some comfortable individual chairs. Always have the salon smelling great with some fabulous linen deodorizer sprayed in random places. Don't spray to close to the waiting area or where the clients will be serviced with potential allergies.