Salon Interiors blend art, architecture and cabinetry with detail-oriented project management to offer you the very best in the industry. For over 20 years we have been leaders in providing step by step in-house service. We can take you every step of the way, from plans to construction documentation, to manufacturing, to delivery and installation.
Call us at 1-800-642-4205 to let us help you design the salon of your dreams.
There are many benefits to the NEW head and neck support accessory for ultimate washbasin comfort.
Our HeadBed will revolutionize your client’s comfort, safety and care whilst at the shampoo bowl. HeadBed is a small head support platform built into a rubber neck cushion that sits on the shampoo bowl. It is designed to support the head at the heaviest point, the occipital bone so your clients can lay back, relax and enjoy pre-service shampoos, treatments and post-treatments.
No support, can cause pain and injury – a person’s posture at a shampoo bowl is not natural and the client is forced to lie at an unusual angle, this can cause pain and strain the client’s neck, spine and back muscles. To assist in avoiding the potential of a neck injury, HeadBed is a must-have on all shampoo bowls across America.
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that new ventilation requirements to protect workers and customers in nail salons statewide went into effect October 2016. Nail salon ventilation systems must meet the standard set by the 2015 International Mechanical Code, which contains specific ventilation requirements for nail salons and any other businesses that provide nail services, such as hair salons.
All businesses offering nail services must provide ventilation to capture and exhaust harmful contaminates, fumes and particles, away from clients and workers.
Read the Press Release from Governor Cuomo.
Email info@saloninteriors.com
for guidelines to the New York State regulations.
"I have a smallish space in an office building on the second floor. Would it be a better idea to have a larger area for product sales or a small treatment room?"
Retail sales are successful in salons due to many different factors. Since you are not in a location that's visible to passing foot traffic, I would recommend that you focus on making more services available to your clients and go with the treatment room.
So you're thinking of opening your own salon or you want to make some improvements to the salon you have now.
You are going to have questions.
We are here to help.
Whether it is a question about the benefits of different kinds of flooring surfaces, the best possible lighting designs or even what kind of plumbing will work for you as well as meet the local building codes, you can ask Salon Interiors.
Just drop us a note or give us a phone call. We're available to help you find your solutions to all aspects of salon design, the right furniture, the correct building and finishing materials for you.
Salon Interiors has over 30 years experience in the beauty industry. We are the trusted friend you can always come to for answers.
Call us at 1-800-642-4205.
Or stop by Booth #1868 at the International Beauty Show in New York City, April 22nd through the 24th.
"Why should I work with Salon Interiors?"
Where do I begin? Basically, 33 year in the business of helping future salon owners avoid heart attacks, delays, problems while they save money.
"I want to open a 6 operator salon. How much room do I need?"
Plan on approximately 150 square feet per operator, which will allow enough room for bathrooms, reception area, shampoo, etc. Also make sure to check your state's rules and regulations. Remember it's always better to have a bit too much room rather than a bit too little.
