no.555 uses plywood fittings and movable furniture to renovate yokohama hair salon
all images by koyama shunichi
in yokohama city, architect takuya tsuchida of japanese firm no.555 has completed the interior renovation of a hairdressing studio. in an attempt to stand out from other salons, the design focuses on the individual elements that make up the eclectically furnished scheme. in order to deal with increasing numbers of staff, the spatial layout remains open with no fixed walls or partitions. in addition, movable furniture can be readily relocated allowing constant reconfiguration. the various fixtures and fittings express a sense of industrial rawness, with inexpensive plywood used throughout. chairs have been modified from their original versions, while tables and counters utilize recycled wooden pallets.
in an attempt to stand out from other salons, the design focuses on its individual elements
the spatial layout remains open with no fixed walls or partitions
movable furniture can be easily relocated allowing constant reconfiguration
the various fixtures and fittings express a sense of industrial rawness
chairs have been modified from their original versions
inexpensive plywood is used throughout the interior
the façade presented to the passing street
at night, passersby are able to see the salon’s internal activity
floor plan indicating the store’s spatial layout
project info:
name: hair salon musubi
location: yokohama city, kanagawa, japan
program: hair salon
floor area: 79.33 sqm
architect: no.555 / tsuchida takuya
photography: koyama shunichi
