Built around light and contrast.
The studio sits at the corner of Rodman and Brayton, on a main road through Fall River you have probably driven past a hundred times. Inside, the room is built around two things, light and contrast. We chose the navy quilted wall because it grounds the brightness, the same way a dark suit grounds a white shirt. The floor was finished with marbled veining so it picks up the chandelier light and throws it back, doubling the room.
Every detail here was decided on purpose. The crystal chandeliers were not for the photo, they were for the glint they make overhead while you sit in the chair. The columns frame the shampoo room because the wash should feel like its own space, separate from the styling floor. The chairs are deep enough to actually relax in. We are particular, on purpose.