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Warm Natural Nail Studio
Warm Natural Nail Salon Furniture Concept. Warm oak · Caramel upholstery · Olive upholstery · Terracotta ceramic.
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Warm Natural Nail Salon Furniture Concept
Rounded oak slab-leg desks give this studio a grounded, natural character. Caramel client chairs use visible timber back frames, while olive pedicure armchairs sit on low oak bases. A terracotta reception face adds colour through material rather than decoration. The generous timber surfaces need a deliberate protective specification so the warm appearance can support the real products and cleaning routine of a working nail salon.
- Suited to
- Neighbourhood nail salons, natural-material beauty centres and compact appointment studios
- The palette
- Warm oak · Caramel upholstery · Olive upholstery · Terracotta ceramic
- The starting point
- 3 furniture zones · 8 concept pieces · an editable brief
AI-generated concept imagery, not a completed BSA project. Furniture, dimensions and quantities are illustrative and subject to design development.
Oak workstations with presence
Broad slab supports create a substantial table outline. Set them far enough apart for both users’ knees and coordinate drawers without obstructing the extraction service zone.
A warm material welcome
The tiled reception front provides colour and a durable-looking base. Reserve concealed space for appointments, payment equipment and everyday stock.
An olive pedicure setting
Square armchairs on timber frames offer a distinct silhouette from the manicure seating. Resolve the foot support and basin position with the technician’s working posture.
A closer look
The details make the room.
A visible timber back
The open back frame gives the chair its character. Confirm joint strength, cushion attachment and a comfortable back angle on the actual sample.
Rounded edges at the desk
The oak edge should feel comfortable to the forearm. Coordinate the protective finish, extraction grille and drawer openings as a single detail.
Natural materials, varied furniture
The desk, open chair frame and upholstered pedicure seat each express the palette in a different way.
Illustrative material direction. Physical samples form part of final approval.
The material edit
Four finishes. One direction.
Warm oak
Test the sealed work surface against removers and cleaners; use a suitable alternative top if the samples do not perform.
Caramel upholstery
Keep client-chair pads smooth and cleanable while leaving the timber back construction visible.
Olive upholstery
A deeper colour defines pedicure seating. Review splash exposure, seams and cushion replacement.
Terracotta ceramic
Use the tile at reception with a practical grout and edge detail, coordinated with the oak sample.
Make it your project
Your furniture brief
Select the pieces you need and adjust the quantities.
| Include | Concept piece | Indicative dimensions | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 / Manicure Oak slab-leg manicure deskProtected oak top; extraction allowance1200 × 550 × 750 mm | 1200 × 550 × 750 mm | ||
| 02 / Manicure Oak-frame client chairCaramel pad, open oak back540 × 570 × 810 mm | 540 × 570 × 810 mm | ||
| 03 / Workstations Mushroom technician stoolCleanable upholstery, five casters500 × 500 × 800 mm | 500 × 500 × 800 mm | ||
| 04 / Pedicure Oak-frame pedicure armchairOlive pads, exposed oak frame780 × 850 × 950 mm | 780 × 850 × 950 mm | ||
| 05 / Pedicure Separate padded footrestOlive cleanable pad, stable support400 × 350 × 450 mm | 400 × 350 × 450 mm | ||
| 06 / Arrival Tiled reception counterTerracotta tile front, pale protected top1500 × 600 × 1000 mm | 1500 × 600 × 1000 mm | ||
| 07 / Storage Oak tool cabinetSealed oak, washable drawer inserts1200 × 450 × 900 mm | 1200 × 450 × 900 mm | ||
| 08 / Retail Oak retail shelvingOak veneer, adjustable shelves900 × 300 × 1800 mm | 900 × 300 × 1800 mm |
8 piece types selected
Request this furniture ↗Suggested counts are a starting schedule, not a seating-capacity calculation or a bill of quantities. Dimensions are W × D × H unless stated. Quotation follows your measured plan, finishes and final scope. Bar equipment, technical services and fit-out are outside this illustrative furniture schedule.
Basins, wash equipment, extraction and services shown are illustrative and excluded from this furniture schedule. Technical specification and installation are coordinated with project specialists. Adjustable chair dimensions are indicative and vary by model and position.
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From idea to specification
Before you order
Protect the timber work surface
Approve the desktop after real product testing. If exposed oak is unsuitable for the operator’s products, retain the oak base and use a tested worktop material in the same warm direction.
Check slab-leg knee clearance
The table base must not crowd the technician stool or the client’s feet. Agree the working positions, drawer location and extraction allowance before the shop drawing is approved.
Keep timber above standing water
Coordinate basin servicing and floor cleaning so timber feet are protected from prolonged wet contact. Review removable foot supports and replaceable glides with the operator.
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