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Decorating your home could be a big pain in the neck. With so many design rules, you'd probably want to hire an expert and get it over with. Of course, this might not be a budget-friendly option for some. So if you're designing your home DIY style, here are 10 interior design rules you must follow. 

1. Consider form and function

Considering both form and function and not one over the other is crucial in interior design. If you have a piece of furniture that looks good but is useless, it doesn't serve your space. It's the same thing if you buy a piece of functional furniture that doesn't go well with your home's theme. 

Don't be envious of that beautiful executive desk that might go well with your living room sofa. If you're not working from home anyway, why buy it? Better yet, don't buy that lingerie chest that will look good with your king bed if you have a place for your lingerie already. Before purchasing furniture pieces, weigh if it serves both form and function.

2. Choose a color scheme

Choosing a base color is the first step in identifying the perfect color scheme. You may refer to the year's trending color or color psychology to guide you in selecting one. Once you've chosen a base color, refer to a color wheel to determine the colors and hues that go with your base color. A color wheel shows how colors naturally blend, combine, and contrast and is a go-to interior designer's tool.

3. Include different lighting types

Invest in lighting, as it sets the mood in any room. Remember that dark colors may emanate a more hostile and gloomy atmosphere. On the other hand, brighter colors evoke a happy and positive vibe.

Lighting in a room should look pretty. Mix up different types of lighting and use energy-efficient ones. The four most common types of lighting are ambient, task, accent, and decorative. 

4. Mix textures to create layers

Creating layers in every room makes the space homier and welcoming. If you feel something is lacking in your room, the lack of layers might not be hitting the mark. Mix different textures, such as colors, fabric, patterns, surface treatments, lighting, pictures, and more. 

For instance, mix wood with metal or natural fabrics with rattan. Or you may throw in some plants with your rug or accent cushions. 

5. Include a statement piece

A focal point means it grabs a viewer's attention immediately. It's the most evident piece of decoration or accessory in a room. And every space must have a focal point, including statement pieces that steal the limelight. Any hero or statement piece must be able to impact a room. 

It can be an oversized work of art, a patterned rug, a brick wall, a giant floor lamp, or a contemporary, bold sofa. These stage-stealing pieces give any room a good, cohesive look. 

6. Seek symmetry

A haphazard room isn't very appealing at all. A space that doesn't provide balance or a hierarchy of design elements will feel too overwhelming. It resembles clutter and may have a negative impact on your mood. Experts suggest always seeking symmetry, even in the most maximalist rooms. 

Symmetry is a technique interior designers use to achieve a space that looks dainty and smart. It often starts with the focal point and creates rhythm throughout. Moreover, it makes the room look relaxing and calm. 

7. Add mirrors

This is one of the oldest but most helpful interior design rules. Adding mirrors does so much more for your space than you can imagine. First, it expands the room by bouncing light from different angles. Secondly, mirrors can also highlight the statement pieces in your room. Plus, a mirror distributes the space, which creates depth and energy. 

Adding mirrors is also a helpful decorating tip for small spaces. Since it reflects views and lighting, which makes the space brighter, making the room seem more spacious.

8. Dress your windows

Make your curtains kiss the floor, making your room seem taller. Avoid dressing your windows and hang curtains at half-mast. Moreover, the length of the curtains isn't the only factor to consider. You also have to take note of the width, which means choosing a curtain rod that extends past the window casing up to several inches. This doesn't only make your space look bigger, but it also invites natural light. 

Conclusion

Before you embark on decorating your space with these interior design rules, make sure you consider the golden ratio. This valuable technique involves measuring the room and using the 2:3 rule. It involves dividing the space into two sections, and the larger one should be where your big furniture pieces go, like the sofa. Once the bigger furniture pieces are arranged, you can work down to the smaller ones.

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Every coworking space operator benefits from the increasing demand for "pay-as-you-go" workspaces. There are many factors in creating a conducive space, but arguably one of the most important is the furniture. A good selection of modern furniture ensures comfort for guests who visit and work in your establishment. With this in mind, we compiled coworking furniture ideas with specific uses and benefits to the owner and clients.

1. Height Adjustable Desks 

Only some people in a coworking space would want to sit down all day. Consider putting height-adjustable desks in focal areas if you're building or revamping your existing coworking space. Stance is a brand that embraces the health benefits of this type of desk. It creates a user-friendly work environment and promotes a healthy lifestyle simultaneously. 

2. Bench Desk 

People can use their laptops or set up computers already in place. Power blocks are installed along the central beam of the desks. Meanwhile, surface-mounted power and data units provide laptop and phone charging power. There are several colors and sizes available. You have to choose the best ones that fit your coworking space. 

3. Ergonomic Chairs 

Break the monotony in your coworking space by adding ergonomic chairs. Each chair must be comfortable and suitable for people with specific ergonomic requirements. A high-back office chair is typically the right choice for people who sit for long periods and aren't mobile while seated. 

4. Acoustic Booths

Coworking spaces are busy and noisy. In this situation, people may need an area to find privacy, peace, and quiet. Acoustic Booths are the ideal solution. Cypher and Stream acoustic booths have been trendy during the last couple of years.

5. Folding, Moveable Desks, and Tables

Although the investment may be higher, it is more practical because you'll use them for a long time. The Talent Folding Desks are the ideal solution to meet all the needs of a busy workspace, and when not in use, they can be stored neatly away, creating space for other activities. 

6. Break out furniture

Every coworking space will feature a fun break-out zone to chill or work away from the noise. It will undoubtedly be a colorful area, or it could be a more muted, subtle tone if appealing to a corporate demographic. Set up a DIY break-out room, adding a couple of brightly-color hammocks as shown in our example.

7. Large Acoustic Pods

A room within a room is always a welcome addition to any bare-looking coworking space. Acoustic pods are great for creating a dedicated meeting space that is acoustically protected from outside noise and distractions. Additionally, acoustic pods can be kitted out with several optional extras, including air circulation, power, and TV mounts, perfect for Zoom calls to remote team workers.

8. Bleacher-Type Seating Area 

Coworking offices are great for building connections. While some guests prefer to get their heads down and work with headphones, plenty actively looks to network. Not only are bleacher seats an excellent "feature" for a coworking space, but they are also ideal for meeting new people. This is also a great way to apply the team-centric atmosphere in a regular office setting, which many people might miss when switching to freelance. That's an effective selling point!

9. Coffee Shop-Inspired Furniture

Part of a freelancer's dream is to work in a coffee shop with a Mac and a cup of coffee. As such, coffee shops are arguably competitors, so it is a good idea get inspiration from this interior design trend. As an owner, you can set up modern coffee tables, bar stools, and charging ports for guests' convenience. 

10. Phone and Zoom Pods

While sharing an open workspace with others has benefits, guests must have private spaces, too. With freelancers becoming more reliant on video conferencing technology, private areas are important. One way to implement this is to install individual booths known as Zoom Booths. These booths are typically equipped with laptop stands, and integrated screens, making online meetings easy and convenient.

11. Coworking Furniture with Biophilic Touch

Biophilia can add aesthetic value to space and connect people with nature. Moreover, it can help adopt a pro-sustainability image of your coworking space, likely appealing to a young, eco-conscious demographic.

Work with different ways to add greenery in your coworking space. You can drape your workstation with foliage or add planters that double up as storage units. Besides, creating a mini indoor garden is one of the modern office decors today.

12. Meeting Tables for Small Teams

Coworking offices aren't just frequented by freelancers working on a pay-as-you-go basis. Instead, some small teams work for months in coworking spaces, often when moving between offices.

To attract small teams such as this, it's a good idea to introduce meeting tables where they can collaborate. For practicality, you could create a private space with soundproof doors, a presentation screen, and a digital booking system to ensure guests can access the room when needed. In addition, you could integrate high-standing tables and stools for an ad-hoc collaboration space.

13. Portable Partition Walls

The portable environment dividers or CALM Partition Walls allow us to work at our table more intimately and tranquility without losing contact with the other side of the partition wall. It is about being able to concentrate easily when work requires it but being able to check with a workmate when necessary. This is possible thanks to the partition wall height at 126 cm. This way, when we are seated, we have the sensation of being in a cozier space, and when we stand up, we can quietly talk with the colleague on the other side of the partition wall.

14. Standing Lamps 

One of the many benefits of this type of lighting is its versatility. These lighting products can easily be moved should you decide you don't like where it is placed or want to move your living room around for a change. A floor lamp can become a masterpiece in any room, creating a focal point in a darkened corner or highlighting another feature you want to show off.

15. Cabinets and Lockers

To summarize our list, we encourage you to permanently install modular cabinets in your coworking space. Coworking space is quite different from office spaces. So, you must install furniture encouraging your guests to be organized and work efficiently.

So, there we have it, pieces of coworking furniture that will attract more freelancers and guests. Give us a call here at Spencil if you're planning to decorate a coworking space. We would love to work with you!

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Many businesses have reverted to face-to-face office interactions. That said, returning to the office may seem disorienting, especially if you're used to working at home and have a well-designed set-up. You could either replicate that or give your office space a new look. Whether you're decorating your own nook, a workspace at home, or the whole office, here are tips on how to decorate an office!

1. Incorporate Nature with Plants and Flowers

Adding plants to your workspace isn't just trendy, having plants in the office reduces stress. Plus, it cleans the air. However, it also serves an aesthetic purpose. It can be welcoming to anyone who comes into the office. When decorating, you can hang them up or put them in pots. Make sure to put the plants near the windows. Sure, some don't require sunlight, but for convenience, you can place them near the windows, especially when it's time for them to get sunlight.

2. Light Up Your Office with Lamps

Natural lighting is best because of its benefits, such as increased creativity and enhanced moods. Although many experts recommend natural lighting, lamps are also a great decorative but functional piece in the office. Plus, lamps can brighten your office, especially if you're still working as the sun goes down. And you can even add character to your office with colorful lamps.

3. Bring Color to Your Office with a Color Palette

You don't want drab or dull office space. Adding even a few splashes of color can make a difference in improving one's mood. That said, you have to choose a color palette that your office should use. If you use a color palette, the colors will look harmonious. You can choose your business colors or go for a totally different color scheme from your brand. And if you're unsure which colors go well together, there are color palette generators online.

4. Organize with Storage and Shelves

This works best for home offices. But you can also still organize your actual office or desk with storage boxes, drawers, or shelves. Avoid a cluttered space, as it can impact your overall mood negatively.

Desks may have drawers where you can add items, but organizers or shelves can store other paperwork and paraphernalia you may not need every single time. If you have a large desk, you can slip it under the desk. But if not, you can place it beside your desk. In addition, if you have shelves, you can add other decor, such as vases, frames, or awards.

5. Make it Comfy with Furniture

This is ideal if you want to make over your whole office space or home office. A workspace doesn't have to be functional all the time. You can add comfy chairs for guests to sit on or an ottoman, which can also double as storage.

As for your office chair, find an ergonomic chair to make you comfortable all day long. Plus, you can also add a throw pillow on your couch.

If you work at an office that follows a certain color scheme, it would be best to go along with the palette in your office. That said, if you're not fond of the color palette, you can't go wrong with neutrals.

6. Give it Life with Art or Wall Decor

If you can't paint your workstation, one way to give it life is through art. Wall art, in particular, can make your space alive. You don't need art from world-famous painters. You can have a calming or abstract painting to stare at to rest your eyes after gluing them to the screen for hours. Or, that wall art can show the art style you love.

But, if wall art isn't your thing, you can have other wall decor like rugs or plants. Another wall decor you can consider is inspirational quotes.

7. Personalize

This tip on how to decorate an office works if the office doesn't have any color scheme at all. It means you can spruce up your cubicle, desk, or nook. You can keep it simple by decorating it with pictures of your loved ones. Perhaps, you can reuse household items as storage containers, such as old mugs, to use as pen holders. Or, you can also show off your tumbler and journals. Adding a personal touch to your space gives a sense of ownership, and you are even more motivated to work.

8. Put Rugs

Rugs have a functional purpose, such as absorbing sound and keeping you warm. But as a decorative piece, you can make your office even more brighter with a rug. It would work best if you have a neutral-colored office and want to give it a splash of color. A rug would make an excellent choice, especially paired with other pieces like wall decor or furniture.

9. Hang a Whiteboard

Although you can consider this wall decor, a whiteboard can also become great decor for creatives with many ideas. If you have a whiteboard, you don't have to worry about wasting paper too! Plus, it's not only functional when conducting meetings, but it also lets you draw or write something every day to make you smile or motivated to work.

10. Don't Forget Your Trash Can

Even though a trash can is the last thing you'll think of with decor, you can still beautify your space with one. That said, you can find unique or colorful trash cans to spruce up the place. You can follow the color scheme in your office (or not) or make it even more quirky with a pattern.

Key Takeaways

Decorating an office can seem like a challenging task, but it's not that difficult to do. You must follow some interior design rules that will ensure harmony, balance, and organization. However, if you have the freedom to personalize your desk at work or cubicle, by all means, decorate away! You don't have to be too extravagant about it; even simple items can make your workspace brighter or better.

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A new year usually warrants new beginnings and, for businesses, new surroundings. So, for the coming 2023, why not give your coffee shop an upgrade? Here are the ten best coffee shop furniture ideas you can try for the coming year.

1. Go Retro

Using a beautiful combination of browns and blacks this retro-style cafe oozes nostalgic appeal. Using different types of textures adds contrast to the coffee shop. The smooth iron frames gives it an industrial look that adds space and interest to the design.

This coffee shop uses a plush leather couch paired with a sleek coffee table. The combination gives the space a cozy and comfortable charm.

2. Elegance and Class

This coffee shop furniture idea makes it fit for any restaurant, most especially a cafe. The vertical lines on the walls pair well with the round tables and curved chairs. It has a few accents in the form of hanging lights and wall art.

3. Glamorize!

While many coffee shop interiors we see have monochromatic designs, usually in brown and other neutral shades. The example below shows precisely why you need to add splashes of bright and bold colors. It gives a unique atmosphere to your cafe while adding glamor and style

The upholstered chairs provide the look and feel of comfort without compromising beauty. The design also has shabby chic written all over, from the walls to the seating combination.

4. Texturize

Inspired by a tropical ambience, this coffee shop furniture idea uses various textures that are visually appealing. The big windows let natural light in, while the ornamental plants give the space a relaxing and natural feel.

The tables and chairs are mostly made from natural materials, going well with the glam look of the classic candle chandeliers.

5. Contemporary

This coffee shop furniture idea is unique and totally conducive to drinking a cuppa joe. The clean lines used as grids connect the shop's various design components to create a harmonious look. The white background emphasizes the black board and classic pendant lights.

The wood finish on the bleacher-style seats adds warmth and touches of color to the design. Overall, the design has a contemporary, futuristic, lively ambiance perfect for a cafe, bar, or restaurant.

6. Industrial Style

Drawing inspiration from warehouses and factories, this industrial cafe furniture has bare walls and ceilings. Despite this, it still exudes a warmth ideal for a shop selling hot beverages.

Notice how the design uses different chairs but still has that industrial yet comfy appeal. The tables have a simplistic design, adding to the industrial look of the cafe.

7. Rustic Feels

Getting its inspiration from nature, rustic design is used in many restaurants, hotels, and coffee shops worldwide. It is a popular choice as it gives a cozy yet energizing feel which is the main characteristic we look for in coffee. In the design below, a beautiful blend of furniture materials is used: wood, metal, stone, and bricks.‍

The stripped-down wall adds color, while the light shades of wood give a clean and smooth feel.

8. Art Deco Style

Elegance and refinery are always welcome attributes in a coffee shop, and art deco is the style you need if you want them. In the example below, symmetrical geometric shapes abound. The dark colors of the chairs provide a lot of contrast to the walls painted with light colors.

Art deco style is all about contrasting colors and the use of brass and chrome that gives it character.

9. Scandinavian Influence

The Nordic influence is popular thanks to its clean lines, light colors, and airy ambiance. It is characterized by open and clean spaces throughout. The Scandinavian style gives a refreshing vibe that's truly ideal for places of relaxation, such as a coffee shop. 

In this design example, the walls are bare, with no touch of paint whatsoever, giving it a down-to-earth appeal. The bikes placed underneath the giant menu board give it a laid-back feel.

10. Relaxed Monochrome

Using cool blue green as its primary color, this contemporary and relaxed coffee shop desig offers a contemporary feel. The simple stool frames, coupled with the smooth lines of the bar and tables, give the cafe a distinct and elegant look. The dark colors provide a relaxing vibe ideal for bars and restaurants with a laid-back attitude.

The cool tones of the walls are complemented by the warmth off the shelf frames, countertop, and ambient lighting.

Conclusion

Furniture is a great way to beautify any space, whether a restaurant, home, or cafe. These examples of coffee shop furniture ideas are an excellent inspiration for a redesign for the new year.

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The nail salon industry is on the rise, which means stiffer competition. To get ahead of the game, you need to reinvent. Here are ten nail spa furniture ideas you can try in 2023 to boost your business.

1. Blue Contrast

These blue nails spa seats take center stage as they all stand out amidst a white background. It gives a clean and cozy atmosphere ideal for this type of business. The smaller white seats have that streamlined design making them a great complement to the overall design.

The black pedicure bowls give the nail salon design a Zen atmosphere. The simple and sleek design and the minimalist plants exude sophistication and class. The lamps, throw pillow, and wood blocks beside the seats add color beautifully.

2. Cute and Cloudy

If you want a cute look, consider high-backed chairs in colors like light pink and gray with matching stools. Make sure that the materials are soft and velvety to get a welcoming appeal. These go well with white walls and accents.

3. Floral and Trendy

Using a soft velvet material for your furniture will give it a touch of luxury. You can pair the color scheme with ornate shapes like seashells, blending perfectly with the floral and trendy style. For a warm color scheme, match floral pink hues with beige and white wall paint.

4. Plush Luxury

Gray and wood hues have a relaxing effect, making them an excellent choice for nail spa furniture. In the example below, there is an abundance of vertical and horizontal lines on the chairs, cushions, and platform. This gives it a Zen atmosphere that is calming and energizing.

5. Crisp and Clear

The simplicity of the furniture design makes this nail salon a sight for sore eyes. Its crisp and clear lines create a soothing atmosphere. The simple black and white color palette, meanwhile, emphasizes the bright hues of nail colors customers can choose from.

6. Wooden Glamor

Wooden furniture is a go-to option for nail salons. From the floor to the tables and chairs, wood is the element that makes a salon design charming and appealing. Make sure to add various textures o the cushion, towels, and footstools. 

7. Bespoke Beauty

One approach you can take is to choose a main element that will make your nail spa interiors distinct. For instance, bespoke chairs can add a unique touch to a space, making the salon memorable and stylish.

8. Comfort Blends with Style

Beautifully blending comfort with style is the furniture for this nail spa. The seats are stylish but plush, making them look ultra comfy. The addition of matching frames on the wall make the overall look cohesive and sophisticated.

9. The Ornate

While having their nails done, why not indulge your customers in the lavish and the ornate? Consider furniture ideas for nail spas that offer splendor and extravagance. Think fluffy seats, extra cushions, and soft accents.

10. Eclectic

A mixture of styles and colors is a fun and lively way to cater to your customers' nail salon needs. For instance, the mixture of bright teal and pastel hues give this salon an eclectic feel while maintaining a relaxing vibe.

Conclusion

Whether you're just starting out with your nail spa or looking to redesign, these nail spa furniture ideas can help you find your theme. Find inspiration in them, mix and match them, or add your own to create a unique design that stands out.

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Are you opening a hair salon? There's a lot of preparation that comes with opening one, and you might feel overwhelmed by things you need to do. But as you prepare to become a hair salon owner, you wouldn't want to forget your hair salon equipment. But what hair salon equipment do you need, and where can you get them?

What Are The Must-Have Hair Salon Equipment?

If you're opening a hair salon, hair styling and coloring equipment are necessary. Here are the tools you will need when the hair salon is ready to accommodate customers:

• Scissors
• Shears
• Hair dryer
• Hair straightener
• Curling iron
• Rattail combs
• Combs and brushes
• Mirrors
• Spray bottles
• Gloves
• Towels
• Capes
• Hood dryers
• Hair clippers
• Heat lamps
• Trolleys
• Razor
• Clippers
• Salon chairs
• Shampoo chairs
• Backwash

Whew, that's a lot to remember. But styling tools and supplies aren't the only things you need. You will also need devices to keep your salon running.

You will need a laptop or tablet for your appointment scheduling system. After all, most hair salons nowadays are modern, and yours should have all the latest tools, gadgets, and apps. 

Aside from that, your laptop or tablet can be used as a point-of-sale system too. In addition, you will need a salon management software to keep track of everything in your hair salon, such as inventory and employee management.

Where to Buy Hair Salon Equipment?

Once you've decided which hair salon equipment you need to buy, buying it somewhere is the next step. You should consider buying from one shop to save you time and money. Fortunately, many online shops sell salon equipment for all your needs. Here are our top picks.

Amazon

You can totally find all of your hair salon equipment needs on Amazon. Ideally, you can buy on Amazon if you need one or two pieces of equipment. After all, you can save money buying wholesale. However, they have affordable hair salon equipment, such as hair dye coloring kits, rat tail parting combs, and hair salon capes.

Buy Rite Beauty

One place hair salon owners and stylists can buy their equipment is at Buy Rite Beauty. They have everything from furniture to tools! You can purchase a package to save money. Or if you purchase up to $5,000 in items, shipping is free. 

It's a great online store to find items because you can search depending on the style of your hair salon or buy items depending on where you need them. For example, if you need new equipment for your reception area, they have it.

Salon Guys

Here's another online store you can buy hair salon equipment from.�Salon Guys�is one of the most trusted names in hair and�nail salon�and spa equipment. They have all the tools you need to start your hair salon, such as trays, parts, and accessories. In addition, you can find shampoos and hair coloring supplies. Plus, they have affordable equipment and tools, perfect for those who have a budget.�

Wayfair

Although Wayfair is known for furniture and home decor, Wayfair also has hair salon equipment you can buy from there, like a hair dryer or storage station. You can buy from Wayfair if you have a specific hair salon aesthetic or if you need to replace some equipment. Most of their items are on the pricey side. But they offer high-quality items for your hair salon.

Salon Equipment USA

Salon Equipment USA is one of the best sites to buy your tools and equipment. They specialize in salons, barbershops, nail salons, and spas. Other than equipment, you'll also see hair salon furniture, and they can help you with designing your salon. If your hair salon is offering other services other than hair cuts, colors, and styling, you can buy all of your necessities here.

Salon Smart

Salon Smart is another place to purchase equipment and furniture. Like Salon Equipment USA, they focus on selling equipment, tools, and furniture to salons and spas. You can find branded equipment here, such as Continuum, Salon Ambience, and Jeffco. But if you're budgeting, they have packages that would be lighter in your pocket.

Minerva

Minerva is another trusted online store for all salon and spa equipment. You can browse their style collections if you have a specific look in mind. Plus, they also have a 2D space planner for you to visualize the furniture and equipment you're planning on buying from there. In addition, they offer downpayment options for those with big purchases on the site.

Final Thoughts

Before opening your hair salon, it's best to have all of your hair salon equipment ready. Plus, ensure that you have adequate supplies and equipment as well. If you can, make a list of all you need, from purchase to inventory. This way, you are on top of things. Fortunately, you have eight options to choose from when buying your equipment.

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Before opening your hair salon, you need to think about what it should look like. You need to look at different�design styles�before deciding on the one look you want for your hair salon. And to achieve the look you want, you will need hair salon furniture to match it. If you're looking for furniture, we have listed the eight best places to buy them. Plus, here's why you need to plan your space first before buying furniture.

Space Planning Tips for Your Hair Salon

One important aspect of designing your hair salon is planning your space. Even if you have a design style in mind, it's good to visualize what your space should look like first before buying furniture. Here are tips to remember when planning your space:

• Study the layout of your hair salon
• Divide sections of the layout for different purposes and functions (e.g., work room, reception, storage)
• Make space for each piece of furniture
• Ensure that you take into account columns, windows, lighting, and doors when planning your space
• Know what finishings work best

Hair Salon Furniture

Before we list the best places to buy furniture, here's a list of furniture you need before opening your hair salon.

• Styling and barber chairs
• Lobby chairs
• Stools
• Shampoo bars
• Styling stations
• Reception chair
• Reception desk
• Cabinets

Where to Buy Hair Salon Furniture

1. Comfortel

If you've decided on a design style and need hair salon furniture to match, Comfortel is a go-to place to buy salon furniture. You can choose from modern, boho, coastal, Mediterranean, romantic, and other design styles. But if you're still deciding which one to choose and are browsing online, you'll find all the furniture pieces you'll need to get your hair salon up and running.

2. Kaemark

Do you want to buy from a manufacturer directly? Kaemark is the go-to for hair salon owners to buy their furniture. They have everything you'll need for your hair salon, such as a shampoo bar, mirrors, styling stations, and more! And if you have a custom design in mind, you can rely on Kaemark for tailored hair salon furniture. Plus, they also have a space planning service if you need more help with interior design.

3. Salon Guys

If you want to buy all your furniture and equipment in one place, Salon Guys is one of the best options to shop from. Buying from Salon Guys is also ideal for hair salon owners on a budget since they carry affordable hair salon furniture. Plus, you can buy hair care products from them as well.

4. Salon Smart

Salon Smart is another place to get furniture and equipment for your hair salon or spa. You can save money by buying their packaged offers. Although they have a set package, you can customize it to achieve the look of your hair salon. Aside from furniture, you can also purchase parts, accessories, and reception furniture.

5. Shop Salon City

If you're looking for another online store selling salon furniture, Shop Salon City should be at the top of your list. They have salon and lobby chairs and backwash areas. And if you need equipment, they have hair appliances and supplies for your new hair salon. Plus, if you're on a budget and want to save, they offer wholesale discounts and packages.

6. Collins

Collins is one of the premier brands for hair salon and grooming furniture and equipment. You can buy chairs, stations, shampoo bars, reception desks and chairs, and drying furniture and equipment. Their prices are a little steep, but you can expect high-quality items in their store, but they offer financing options for hair salon owners.

7. Keller

Keller is another site to buy your salon furnishings. With Keller, you can either buy the latest and trendiest salon furniture. Or save some money by browsing their Sale category. The products they carry are a little steeper than the others. However, they offer monthly financing options, making it an easier and lighter way to pay.

8. Garfield Commercial Enterprises

The last site on our list is Garfield Commercial Enterprises. Like others on this list, they offer packages. Plus, they carry branded hair salon furniture. In addition, you can buy parts from them if there's a need for replacement.

Final Thoughts

Once you've finally picked out your furniture, it's time for you to set up your hair salon as you have envisioned. But even with the furniture and supplies all ready, and you're not satisfied with how the space looks, you can come to experts for help. Spencil will help with your interior design needs. You can enlist help from Spencil regarding your space, and they will design one that suits your style. And if you're ready to get a visual of your space, request a quote�here!

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Decorating your home requires time, effort, passion, and love to make for a beautiful outcome. Homeowners hire interior designers to help them think of aesthetic and functional design ideas and furniture. However, some homeowners put the bathroom last on the list. To ensure that your entire home is visually appealing and offers design cohesion, consider bathroom interior design. Here are 15�interior designs�for inspiration.

1. Biophilic

Biophilic design is making its way into people's homes due to its exquisite beauty when incorporated into your space. Biophilic design means exposing people to natural elements like wood and plants. It aims to rekindle people's affinity toward natural processes and systems. This example shows a big bathroom in white coupled with checkered tiles. The plants add a refreshing touch to the overall aesthetic of the room. 

2. Mixed Scales

Considering scales in decorating your bathroom is crucial as it can keep other elements distinct. Scales define the relationship of one component to another. You should never be afraid to experiment with scales and consider mixing bigger and smaller scales. For example, this bathroom features a wall with scallop tiles and a patterned black and white ones on the floor. 

3. Patterned Tiles

Integrating patterned tiles in your bathroom exudes a Moroccan feel. Patterned tiles also draw attention and keep your bathroom interesting. Depending on which area in your bathroom, the tiles also serve as the focal point which draws the eyes in. Overall, the bathroom offers a sense of grandeur. 

4. Marble Sensation

If you're aiming for sophistication and elegance, choosing marble for your tiles and sink is your best bet. Marble emanates a modern atmosphere, which is perfect for contemporary homes. Moreover, marble is a versatile material you can pair with any furniture piece. Plus, it's easy to clean and durable as well. 

5. Nude Colors

Keeping it clean and simple with nude colors is another way to make the bathroom look clutter-free. Selecting nude shades for your bathroom allows you to decorate with versatile design elements. Pastel or neutral colors create a natural and soft environment that is perfect for bathrooms. 

6. Bold Minimalist

Considering oversized windows for your bathroom interior design can make the space appear bigger. Integrating big glass windows also allows natural light in, providing beautiful illumination. A minimalist room looks clean, crisp, and clutter-free. This example of a bathroom with windows creates calmness, perfect for when you're doing your bubble baths. 

7. Modern

Modern involves clean lines and minimal spaces, with unnecessary embellishments in the space. It started in the 19th century and is making its way into people's homes because of its low maintenance. Making your bathroom modern involves simple and low furniture pieces and design elements for a sleek look. 

8. Gold Luxury

Gold is a brilliant color palette for your bathroom's interior design. It's an excellent finish that offers sophistication and luxury. While it might not be suitable for modern minimalist homes, gold is apt for vintage-inspired homes. This example screams luxury and class with various textures and rich splashes of gold elements. 

9. Sconces Galore

Incorporating different lighting options is vital to make your bathroom comfortable and cozy. And sconces are a brilliant and effortless way to provide general bathroom lighting while keeping it pretty. Moreover, sconces are beautiful design elements that offer a cozy aura and exquisite flare. This example features sconces on both sides of the mirror, sealing the overall bathroom look. 

10. Bed of Pebbles

Integrating a bed of pebbles in your bathroom offers a satisfying tactile sensation. Pebbles are also an excellent way to ensure safety around the tub, preventing unwanted slips and accidents. While pebbles in interior design are primarily decorative, they can also be a substitute for mosaics or tiles. Choosing pebbles means an easy installation and is more cost-efficient compared to tiles. 

11. Vintage Inspired

A vintage-inspired bathroom interior design is timeless, making it a popular choice for homeowners. A vintage design means integrating furniture pieces and accessories from an earlier period. This example features a classic bathtub, decor, and metallic tub. Overall, this bathroom design screams elegance and exquisite beauty. 

12. Glam

If you want a Hollywood-like vibe for your bathroom, go for glam. It's extravagant, with so many fancy embellishments. The attention to detail in a glam interior design is superb and requires careful consideration. Glam shows opulence coupled with functionality, and this bathroom design is one such example. It is adorned with shiny and ornate decorations. The vanity mirrors are the most striking design elements. 

13. Elegant White

If you're unsure what color to use for your bathroom, go for the most common and versatile one�white. White is a perfect color for smaller bathrooms as it makes the space appear bigger. It also helps brightens up a small and gloomy bathroom. Moreover, selecting white allows you to play around with different matching colors, furniture, and accessories. 

14. Floral Pattern

Floral patterns add warmth and layers to your bathroom interior design. It helps add freshness to any space as well. If you can't add natural plants to your bathroom, featuring floral flooring or wallpaper evokes feelings of relaxation. 

15. Monochromatic

When choosing the monochromatic interior design, you aim to make the space look sleek and clean. This interior design dwells on a base color, which is accompanied by varying hues and tones of that color. In this case, the monochromatic bathroom features black and shades of grey. Overall, the bathroom provides a somewhat bold and dramatic vibe. 

Conclusion

Consider your bathroom interior design when creating a functional, comfortable, and visually pleasing space.�Consulting an expert�is recommended to ensure no furniture or accessory seems out of place. Another option is to try interior design apps to visualize the design outcome and relay this to a professional interior designer.

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