Taking inspiration from the London suburb (Hoxton) this salon is nothing short of minimalist masterpiece. The design echoes the white walls, simple shapes and fresh clean lines of the iconic White Cube art gallery in Hoxton Square, London. The curved white chairs seem almost futuristic creating a perfect contemporary contrast to the old heritage style building.
Hoxton Hair is definatly known for being upmarket and professional spread across two levels what I found to be the most intriguing was the colour zone The colouring area is located below street level in a dim bluestone basement totally hidden from the view of the traffic outside. Also there are no mirrors meaning you do not get to watch your colour in progress, but rather have to wait for the end result! I'm not sure of this is a good thing or bad thing, although I have never been disappointment with my final unveiling.
Another nice little touch, is Hoxton's outside courtyard, clients may sit and sip a cup of tea or perhaps a glass of champagne as they wait for their colour to process. read more