Custom Store Fixtures: Hair Salon Styling Stations, Partitions, and Complete Fixture Set in Omotesando, Tokyo
Custom-Made Complete Fixture Set Including Styling Stations, Partitions, and Other Store Fixtures
Custom Furniture, Architectural Woodwork, Built-In Fixtures, Remodeling, Repair & Maintenance by OJIKI Workshop
This article introduces a hair salon in Omotesando, Tokyo. The project was designed with careful attention to both the unified look of the entire space and ease of everyday use.
🔸Contents
1. Total Production Designed for the Entire Space
2. Partitions That Balance Privacy and Openness
3. Styling Stations Enhanced by Light
4. Lab Space Design That Improves Work Efficiency
5. Design Details with Maintenance in Mind
1. Total Production Designed for the Entire Space
For this project, we produced not only the styling stations, but also the partitions, lab space, and other fixtures throughout the salon as a complete set.
They were created based on the design we received, resulting in a unified look throughout the entire space.
The production details for this project are summarized below.
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Item |
Quantity / Details |
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Styling stations |
11 units |
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Partitions |
10 units |
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Other fixtures |
Lab space and various custom fixtures |
2. Partitions That Balance Privacy and Openness
Partitions were installed between the styling stations.
They gently block lines of sight while avoiding a fully enclosed feeling, helping to reduce any sense of pressure.
By carefully balancing the semi-transparent material and height, the design protects each customer’s privacy while preserving the spaciousness of the overall salon.
In a hair salon, the balance between a sense of comfort and openness is important, and this design successfully achieves both.
3. Styling Stations Enhanced by Light
All of the styling stations are equipped with tape lighting.
By softly illuminating the area around the mirrors, the face appears brighter, which is effective both for ease of treatment and for creating a pleasant atmosphere in the space.
Particular attention was paid to how the light enters the space and how the light lines appear, resulting in a design that feels simple yet memorable.
4. Lab Space Design That Improves Work Efficiency
The lab space in the back area was also designed with workflow and ease of use in mind.
By giving it a simple and clean finish, we created an environment where staff can concentrate on their work.
In addition, by arranging the necessary equipment and storage in appropriate locations, unnecessary movement is reduced, which helps improve daily work efficiency.
Although this area is not usually visible to customers, it is an important element that supports the overall ease of working in the salon.
5. Design Details with Maintenance in Mind
One of the key features of this project is its design with maintenance in mind.
Tape lighting needs to be replaced after long-term use, so we designed the structure to make maintenance easy. When design alone is prioritized, this type of maintenance can become difficult, but in this project, we carefully considered that point as well.
The main points considered during the design process are as follows.
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Item |
Details |
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Maintenance target |
Tape lighting |
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Design consideration |
Easy-to-replace structure |
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Benefit |
Easy to use over the long term |
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Key focus |
Balancing design and practicality |
This design is based not on the idea of “making it and finishing the job,” but on the assumption that it will be used for many years.
When creating a hair salon interior, not only visual beauty but also daily usability and ease of maintenance are extremely important.
・A unified design
・Efficient workflow
・A structure designed for long-term use
These elements can be achieved in a well-balanced way.
At OJIKI Workshop, we handle not only custom-made furniture and architectural woodwork, but also a wide range of repair and maintenance services, including restoration of high-gloss painted finishes on well-used furniture and the revival of antique furniture.
For detailed consultations and estimates, please feel free to contact us via our official LINE account, by phone, or through our inquiry form.
Phone: 046-204-5592 (Weekdays 9:00–18:00)
LINE: OJIKI Workshop Official Account
《About OJIKI Workshop》
OJIKI Workshop manufactures and sells furniture, doors, and architectural woodwork made from solid natural wood.
In addition to selling our original products, we also provide custom-made furniture, remodeling, repair, and maintenance services for unused furniture, aged doors, and built-in woodwork that no longer suits modern lifestyles.
For remodeling, repair, and maintenance projects, we listen carefully to our clients’ requests regarding design, functionality, and usability before beginning production. This approach has earned us many words of appreciation from our customers.
We hope to meet the needs of customers who wish to use their wooden furniture and wooden architectural elements with care for many years to come.
⚫︎You want to repair and maintain beloved furniture or doors so you can continue using them for a long time.
⚫︎You want to remodel furniture that your family has used for many years so it better suits your current lifestyle.
⚫︎You want to order custom-made furniture or doors made from natural materials, with careful attention to both design and usability.
⚫︎You want to live in a healthier environment, both physically and mentally, by using natural materials in the furniture and doors of your home.
⚫︎You want to incorporate a relaxing environment with natural materials into your office.
⚫︎You want to create a shop that uses plenty of natural materials.
And more.
For consultations about furniture and architectural woodwork made from natural materials, please leave it to us at OJIKI Workshop.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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OJIKI Co., Ltd.
Wooden Furniture and Wooden Architectural Woodwork [Custom-Made, Remodeling, Repair]
Zama, Yamato, Sagamihara
5-49-16 Hibarigaoka, Zama City, Kanagawa 252-0003, Japan
Phone: 046-204-5592 (Weekdays 9:00–18:00)
Representative Director: Kenichi Okawa
Profile
Graduated from the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Tokai University
Graduated from Chippendale International School of Furniture in the United Kingdom
(Furniture making and antique furniture repair)
Trained for three years at Rengesou Motomachi Workshop
Based on the traditional production process of Yokohama furniture, which has continued for more than 100 years, he continues to explore new designs using materials such as iron, leather, and glass while engaging in woodworking every day.
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