It’s not easy to combine a local boutique style with a contemporary feel. Designing Fhra Hair Salon, Simone Subissati Studio managed to do that by balancing volumes and lines and keeping up with an on-street level perspective.
One side, the salon is characterized by three-dimensionality: a one-piece sculptural wooden structure hosts a workstation, cupboards and some shelves.
On the other side a minimal iron structure supports a long wooden shelf with drawers and holds a mirror that extends all along the wall.
Simone Subissati said “Fhra hair-styling salon is based in Ancona, Italy, and takes inspiration by the interior design of a local atelier studio, The project includes two different and parallel structures that interact with each-other creating a contemporary space“.
Lights are designed in order to enhance the perspective principles that define the project. Simone Subissati Studio designed all furnitures and complements as well: the floor lamp, the seatings, the carpet that takes inspiration by a gearwheel and the small table with screwed legs.
Photos: courtesy of Simone Subissati Studio – www.simonesubissati.it
















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