Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2020
Andalusian Beauty Salon
by Aseel AlJaberi and Osama Tamimi
- A' Design Award 2020 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2020
- CLIENT: Andalusian
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 15,874
- Verification code EB2E2DA617 · Verify this award
About Andalusian Beauty Salon
A beauty salon design inspired by the Andalusian/Moroccan style. The design reflects the style's rich intricate carvings, decorative arches and colorful fabrics. The salon is divided into three sections: The styling area, the reception/waiting area, and the dispensary/washing area. There is a clear identity running throughout the whole design to create unique spaces.The Andalusian/Moroccan style is all about vibrant colors, textures, and fluid lines. This beauty salon aims to give the customers a feeling of luxury, comfort, and value.
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- Unique Properties
- The unique features are the Andalusian/Moroccan elements used in the interior design by reflecting its rich intricate carvings, decorative arches and colorful fabrics. The design is divided into 3 main sections: The styling area, the reception, and the dispensary area, with a clear style and identity running throughout the whole design. These elements are not the usual elements that people normally see in a beauty salon, which creates a unique, elegant and brightly colored space.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The area is about 200 meters squared.
dim: 18*12*4.5 - Tags
- Beauty Salon, Andalusian, Interior design, Moroccan Style, Geometric, Hair salon, Andalusian Style, beauty lounge, Colorful, decore, decorative
- Production Technology
- The used materials in this design are :
gypsum, wood, ceramic tiles, mosaic tiles, brass, leather, and geometric pattern wallpaper. - Design Challenge
- Applying the Moroccan/Andalusian style with all its characteristics to match the design of a beauty salon, and ensure the client feels relaxed, pampered and valued. A variety of textures have been used to create visual interest with all the materials and furnishings.
- Project Duration
- As Architecture Students, The project started in October 2019 and finished in December 2019. It was exhibited at Palestine Polytechnic University.
- Operation Flow
- Since the project is a beauty salon, it is very important to please the client during their service and maintain the flow. Thus, the design has multiple zones divided based on the function to maintain the client's satisfaction, considering the waiting area design, the welcoming fountain, the special retail products, the great relation between the clients and the owners, the trust, and comfort. All of this creates a sense of place through the design.
- Research
- Research was done on the details and characteristics of the Moroccan/Andalusian style in interior design. Data collection included the different patterns, colors, and materials. The standards and dimensions of the arches were carefully studied. In addition to two case studies that were done before initiating the design, which resulted in collecting the design principles and regulations needed to apply the style on the interior design of the salon, and make sure the function isn't affected. Thus, creating a space where clients feel valued and satisfied.
- Inspiration
- The idea came from combining the usual design of the styling area in any beauty salon (which is a mirror and a chair), with the repetitive arches of the Moroccan style, trying to create repetitive styling areas just like the arches. The Moroccan style was influenced by several countries such as the Arab culture, Spain, France and Portugal. Some of its recognized features are geometric patterns, vivid colors, and mosaic tiles.
- Image Credits
- Image #1: Architect Aseel AlJaberi and
Architect Osama Tamimi, Interior design, 2019. - Patents
- Copy rights belong to Aseel Aljaberi and Osama Tamimi, 2019.