Magda Maleta Permanent Makeup Studio | Widawscy Studio Architektury

The main idea behind the interior design of the permanent makeup studio was to create a coherent, bright and stylish space that would give the salon's clients a sense of comfort and relaxation.
The interior has been divided into two zones: the main one - representative with a comfortable space where the permanent makeup treatment is performed, and a supplementary zone, which includes a social room and a toilet.
The idea of ​​dividing the interior was to highlight the entrances and the interiors of complementary zones with the color and form. A white wall with entrance holes of various shapes creates a beautiful background for the entire arrangement of the office.
All walls of the main living room area were painted white, and the floor was finished with white tiles imitating colorful terrazzo. The entire space is consistent in color, broken only by differences in textures and accessories. The white reception counter with a streamlined form was integrated into the living room space to create a coherent whole. Distinguished only by the invoice.
The ceiling plays an important role in the interior, because it is not the walls, and it is the element of the interior that is looked at the longest by clients lying on the chair during the treatment.
Due to the impressive height of the interior, the ceiling was painted pink. Against its background, a composition of 14 hanging lamps in the shape of balls of various diameters was created. This light installation distinguishes the living room from neighboring premises, especially after dark, when it is visible from the street thanks to the large window.

photo: Anna Laskowska

project: Widawscy Studio Architektury