Upstairs on Seymour Street.
The studio is above Professional Hair Care Products on Seymour Street. It is not a shopfront, not a walk-in salon, not a chair in a larger space. It is a dedicated suite built for close-range work — small enough to be entirely consistent, finished well enough to stay that way.
The reception desk is white fluted concrete, lit from beneath. Behind it, the blush wainscot wall carries the raised tone-on-tone wordmark — built into the wall, not applied to it. Beyond the archway, the treatment room is two beige beds under arched white lamps with sheer curtains flooding in from the left.
Brass. Marble. Pale oak.
A round backlit mirror over a brass tap and basin on marble. White cabinetry with brass knobs. A treatment bed draped in a cream towel. The palette throughout is the same: blush, warm white, and brass — not as a theme, but as a standard that was set at fit-out and maintained.
Parking is across the road at Bunnings and Ringwood Square Shopping Centre. All appointments are booked in advance — there is no walk-in queue, no waiting for a chair to open up.
