AN John unveils new outlet in Quest
By Nabamita Chatterjee | Vjmedia Works | July 10, 2014
The space within the salon has been enhanced and dramatised with angular placement and shapes of mirror that cause myriad reflections

Though at a glance the interior gives a simple look owing to the use of monochromatic colour palette in the layout, meticulous material selection and design have made the small space appealing and functionally effective.
With three styling stations and one treatment room, the space is organised in a resourceful way. Engagement of people walking by, through strategic placement of retail, visuals and mirror in the small reception area, sets the tone for the salon. The front desk is designed to focus attention on arriving and departing guests and yet the space gives a hint to clients of what is happening inside.
To maintain a sense of openness, walls and partitions are minimised so that people can easily walk around the salon. The clean simple space gets a dramatic shot by linear detail done on the walls and the suspended light fixtures from an exposed ceiling draw immediate attention. The small space is further enhanced and dramatised by angular placement and shapes of mirror that cause myriad reflections.

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