The project involved the transformation of a ,for many years abandoned, store to a fresh nail salon, working within the limitations of the space and its established architectural features. The design focused on reorganising and visually upgrading the interior without losing the functionality required for a busy beauty studio.

The concept combines a warm, contemporary aesthetic with earthy tones and subtle terracotta accents. A soft neutral palette creates a calm backdrop, while terracotta cabinetry and custom shelving introduce colour and give the space a distinctive identity. The curved edges and rounded details soften the interior and create a more welcoming atmosphere.

Storage and product display were integrated into the design through a combination of open shelving and bespoke cabinetry, keeping the extensive collection of nail products organised while also turning them into part of the visual composition. A large curved mirror expands the sense of space and adds another sculptural element.

The salon's large street-facing glazing became an important part of the design, bringing in abundant natural light and creating a visual connection between the interior and the surrounding greenery. Plants, natural textures and warm wood tones reinforce the organic character of the space, balancing the more graphic elements of the salon.

The result is a functional yet characterful beauty space, designed to feel contemporary, warm and approachable while providing a cohesive environment for both clients and staff.