Interior Design Assistance
Furniture and interior design: Just Add People
We are a family-owned business with more than 30 years of experience designing hair salons, barbershops and clinics. The furniture is only half the story; the rest is about floors, curtains, signage and colours that work together. Here are the partners I personally refer people to when the question goes beyond what we sell ourselves.
Link: justaddpeople.dk
Flooring: Garant Viborg
A salon floor has to withstand more than most other floors in town: water, chemicals, hair and constant traffic. Garant Gulve in Viborg supplies durable solutions in wood, laminate and vinyl, and you can get free advice on what will genuinely stand up in your salon.
Link: garant.nu/find-butik/viborg
Curtains: Gardinhuset Viborg
Large windows provide beautiful light, but also glare and too little privacy in treatment areas. Gardinhuset has been advising on curtains and blinds for more than 60 years and can tailor a solution that fits your windows and your style perfectly.
Link: gardinhuset.dk/gardiner-i-viborg
Print and signage: Liseborg
If people should be able to see from outside that there is a salon, signage is not where you should cut costs. Liseborg creates facade signs, window film and price lists in a cohesive design, so your salon looks well thought out from the pavement.
Link: liseborg.dk
Colour inspiration and paint: Flügger Farver
Salon walls need to withstand moisture, cleaning and contact with colouring and styling products without peeling. Flügger specialises in durable, easy-to-clean paint and is happy to advise you in their stores, so you can avoid making the wrong purchase.
Link: flugger.dk/farver
Accountant: Ullits & Winther
Bookkeeping is easily overlooked in a busy salon, where customers always come first. Ullits & Winther handles bookkeeping, VAT returns, payroll and invoicing, so you can spend your time behind the chair instead of in Excel.
Link: uw.dk
Shampoo and styling: IdHair
IdHair covers most of your needs, including shampoo, conditioner, styling products and treatments, for both salon use and resale to your customers. This gives you a consistent thread throughout the treatment, and customers can take the same brand home with them.
Link: idhair.dk
Shampoo and styling: Salon Support
One of Denmark’s largest suppliers to hair salons, offering products, tools and courses in the latest trends and techniques. A good solution if you prefer to combine purchasing and professional development with one partner.
Link: salonsupport.dk
Cosmetologist products: Heima
If you want to expand into spa and wellness, Heima offers fruit acid treatments, chemical peels, microneedling and makeup in one range. This makes it easier to broaden your salon’s services without having to juggle ten different suppliers.
Link: heima.dk
How to find the right partner
Start with a simple list of what you actually need: new flooring, curtains, haircare products or accounting support? Contact a couple of providers and compare price, quality and service, and always ask whether they also offer advice or courses.
Would you like help incorporating the furniture and interior design into the bigger picture? You are welcome to contact us or visit our showroom for inspiration for both your interior and your business.
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