This is 'Onico', a forest-like beauty salon in Osaka, designed by Japanese architect Ryo Isobe. The
architect imagined the space as a magical woodland filled with antique objects
and other curiosities, including a stuffed owl.
"Our client likes DIY and he makes many objects and furniture by himself," said Isobe. "So we made the space as if it is a treasure hunt in the woods."
Birch trees are dotted around the space, amongst a styling area containing assorted chairs and mirrors. A mixture of lanterns, chandeliers and bare light bulbs are suspended from the ceiling, while fairy lights are strung up beside a cluster of artificial ivy in the room behind.
Other
details include a decorative balustrade, empty picture frames and a
golden dresser.
Did you spot that amazing concrete finish on the walls?
Images via the still blog and dezeen
http://www.dezeen.com/2013/03/02/onico-beauty-salonl-trees-ryo-isobe/
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