Both salons were designed by Berlin-based design studio llot Ilov. Internationally known for both boldness and playfullness, hounouring crafts and being minimalistic enough to quote the contemporary. Their interior design is based on a strict colorpalette. They used their surface finishing Osis and mixed it up with ladders, planters from their collection and added statement pieces like the owner’s mother’s refurbished hairdressing chairs from the 1960s or the counter as a centrepiece.

In the Salon in the 9th district there is the one made from untreated copper, which evolves over time and develops a patina emanating from the customers and allowing to trace the marks they leave behind. A statement that reflects on the Salons philosophy.