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Seaside Special - Hoop Salon Interior

Posted by Kate
Dated: October 10, 2007 3:59 PM

When the shop next door to Hoop salon became available, owner Tim Thomas welcomed the opportunity to double in size. So he planned the refit with a simple agenda: it would work around clients and be completed within six weeks.

Tim and his team created a mood folder full of design ideas for the new-look business and came up with a strong design concept - cool white walls, soft lighting and wooden flooring

They also installed eight plasma screens around the salon, which show fashion, hair and lifestyle programmes, to keep the clients entertained; and hung 8ft posters of some of the images that Tim had created over the past few years, to act as talking points.

"Client comfort, along with creating a stylish, contemporary environment, was really important – and it’s exactly what we’ve achieved," said Tim.

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Fact File

Name: Hoop
Address: 46 Rosemary Road, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex
Owners: Tim Thomas
Clientele: 16-60 year-olds
Size: 1,000sq ft
Staff: 20
Styling stations: 18
Budget:£120,000Financing:Self, bank and Henkel
Design: Tim Thomas
Furniture:Maletti
Features: Water feature; climate control air conditioning; eight plasma screens; private treatment room.

How To Achieve The Look


Project managers : New Life Building - 01255 426008
Furniture: Maletti - www.salon-services.com

Budget Box


Building work: £45,000
Electrics: £10,000
Styling units: £20,000
Flooring: £8,000
Plumbing:£10,000
Chairs, sinks: £10,000
Fabrics, decoration:£9,000
Miscellaneous:£8,000.

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Top Tips

  • Make sure you are completely happy with the salon design before you begin the re-fit
  • Get the staff involved in the design so that they feel involved
  • Be prepared to go over budget or budget very generously to begin with
  • Expect the unexpected and allow for every eventuality
  • Try to keep the salon open by enclosing small areas that are being refurbished while attending to clients in other areas. You do not want a client going to a rival salon because you are having a refurbishment and they are desperate for a cut/colour.

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Comments (4)

Posted by James Rageous
Dated: October 17, 2007 1:03 AM

Check out the new interior of Hairageous at www.hairageous.co.uk
something a little ooooo a little aaarggghhhhh.

 


Posted by Kate
Dated: October 17, 2007 9:46 AM

Welcome to HJi James, thanks for your comments. Why not send details of your salon in to Ruth at HJ or me at HJi? We might well be interested in featuring it...

 


Posted by ShannonAnderson
Dated: October 10, 2008 1:12 PM

iLove tis Hairdresser Always get my Haircut here.
When Roxi Used to Work there i Loved the way She Cut mt Hair and i also like Dj aswell.
i Am a Member of This Hairdresser and this is A Briiliant hairdresser and iloveThis place.

 


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Dated: October 10, 2008 1:17 PM

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