Create A Good First Impression With Salon Furniture

It's always been said you can never make a second first impression

. Usually, this applies to meeting someone for the first time, but it can apply to places or experiences, as well. The salon furniture you choose can really help to determine the first impression your salon gives a potential customer, changing not only the chances of that visitor returning or by what sort of impression that visitor spreads through word of mouth.

Naturally, the skill and attitude of the stylists involved will also play a large part of any impression a visitor might have, but the salon furniture and equipment set the atmosphere, define the environment, and even affect the skill and attitude of the people who might work there.

The first thing one usually sees upon entering any business establishment is the reception area, and salons are no exception. You're going to need at least one reception desk for the receptionist - only the biggest establishments will need more than that, and a comfortable place for the receptionist to sit. Of course, you'll also need chairs or stools for the customers, and perhaps tables for magazines. This is the first place to show off your style, whether it be ultra-modern, comforting and home-like, or even sterile and clinical. The ultimate decision is up to you and what impression you want to give.

Some of the most prominent features in any salon are the various chairs and equipment that are actually on the styling floor. At the very least, this will include chairs for the styling and cutting of hair. These are usually comfortable padded, with the ability to swivel a full 360 degrees, so the stylist can easily reach every part of the hair. And since people are differing heights, the chair can be moved or down. Children can use booster seats.

These appearances of these chairs are also an important part of the impression given by any salon. They can be plain and brown, sleek and black, stark white. They can be built wide to accommodate people of any size or have removable headrests or armrests. Some of them recline somewhat, or provide comfortable foot rests.

Such a chair can even serve multiple purposes if a given stylist's station serves multiple purposes, if your equipment is also portable. If the stylist's station has a shampoo bowl, for example, the chair might be tilted back to wash the client's hair. If you have portable dryers available on a rolling stand, or mounted on a nearby wall, those can simply be pulled over to dry a client's hair afterward. You could even get portable processors or steamers - your customer never has to leave their comfortable chair.

Naturally, when it comes to Salon Furniture

, there is nothing stopping you from buying specialized stations either, with their own manicure tables and pedicure chairs, with sit-down dryers and special facial beds. The whole idea is that the choice is up to you and what kind of place you would like your salon to be, so it creates a first impression that brings people back again and again, and brings new people in with them.

by: Robert Fogarty

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