White washed timber and accents of mint at Beauty EDU in Melbourne

With the concept of offering a new approach to practicing beauty therapy in mind, the aim was to create a retail environment that was simple, clean and unlike anything else on the market. The reception area is the main attraction in the Beauty EDU fitout. This area is the hub of the space, with a large desk for clients to perch at with copper and timber detailing. From the reception space, there are views into treatment, meeting and classroom areas, giving a sense of what is happening behind the scenes. White washed timber and accents of mint are used throughout the space, to tie in with the Beauty EDU brand. The finished result is a space that provides a professional environment and sets the tone of the high standards of the school. And of course a space where the students will enjoy coming to learn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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