Carlos Pons beauty center | Nan arquitectos

In our design, we have incorporated elements that seek to create a functional, flexible and visually inspiring space. Below, we describe the main components and materials that make up this project:

The rocks: these differentiating elements act as displays and checkout counters, both in the store and in the beauty salon. They have been built with resistant materials and character, such as steel, which provides durability and a modern touch. Their presence not only serves a practical function, but also adds character and personality to the space, serving as focal points that attract attention and facilitate interaction with customers.

Stands: Simple blocks have been designed that efficiently organize the different uses and functionalities of the spaces. These stalls are built with materials that combine functionality and aesthetics, such as steel and oak wood, creating an interesting and harmonious contrast. Their simplicity allows for a clear and orderly distribution, facilitating circulation and access to the services offered.

Curtains: Conceptually inspired by the movement and volume of hair, these curtains flow smoothly, organizing the paths within the space. In addition, they offer remarkable flexibility, allowing the rooms to be configured according to the needs of each moment, creating dynamic and adaptable spaces.

The Walls: They have been built with mortar, a material that provides texture and a sober finish, complementing the other elements and materials of the space. The choice of mortar helps to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, as well as facilitating integration with the other steel and wood components. This approach seeks to merge functionality with an aesthetic inspired by beauty and movement, achieving a welcoming, versatile and full of character environment, where the materials reinforce the identity of the space.