Reinventing the beauty salon experience with Her Majesty’s Pleasure
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The marble bar from the entry wraps around, extending the experience into the salon and setting the stage for manicures.
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Lisa Petrole
Reinventing the beauty salon experience with Her Majesty’s Pleasure
+tongtong
The marble bar from the entry wraps around, extending the experience into the salon and setting the stage for manicures.
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Lisa Petrole
Reinventing the beauty salon experience with Her Majesty’s Pleasure
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The makeup lounge – which can be used to collect oneself after a treatment or booked for private functions – is articulated from the rest of the space as a wood cabin.
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Lisa Petrole
Reinventing the beauty salon experience with Her Majesty’s Pleasure
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The coved ceiling is painted a fresh yellow and softly lit with a rafter-like structure assembled over top.
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Lisa Petrole
Reinventing the beauty salon experience with Her Majesty’s Pleasure
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The one side of the room consists of a seemingly ornate, yet stripped down, whitewashed bar topped with white marble. A line of geometrically folded copper stools reflect the coved lights under the bar.
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Lisa Petrole
Reinventing the beauty salon experience with Her Majesty’s Pleasure
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Her Majesty’s Pleasure truly is a hybrid concept. A place where people can come for their morning coffee and croissant, a quick lunch, an after-work cocktail, to get ready for a night out, or to pamper themselves alone or with friends. Architecturally, the space reflects this ethos as well. As Tong says, it truly is a concept of “many spaces, within a space.”
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Lisa Petrole
Johanne Bousquet of Chagall Design named EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Québec 2014 Real Estate and Construction award winner
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Japanese Design Today 100
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Affiche de l'exposition. Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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Japanese Design Today 100
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Bouteille de 150 ml de sauce soya de qualité supérieure Kikkoman. Kikkoman Corporation, 1961 Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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Manteau Final home « HOME1 », A-net Inc., 1994 Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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AA Stool, Ishinomaki Laboratory, 2012Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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Ouvre-bouteilles « Frame », « Crescent » et « Eclipse », Futagami Co., Ltd., 2009 Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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Appareil photo Nikon F, Nikon Corporation, 1959Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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Prothèse pour athlète, Beautiful Prosthetics Project (Yamanaka Laboratory, The University of Tokyo; Yamanaka Design Laboratory, Keio University), cooperated by Tetsudou Kousaikai (Prosthesis and Orthodic Device Support Center) and Imasen Engineering Corporation, 2008 Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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Robe Miyake, Miyake Design Studio, 2010 Exposition L’objet japonais - Panorama du design contemporain au Japon présentée au Centre de design de l’UQAM Du 20 novembre 2014 au 18 janvier 2015
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When a kitchen becomes an architectural volume - Holy Cross House
Pure Cuisines + mobilier européens
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When a kitchen becomes an architectural volume - Holy Cross House
Pure Cuisines + mobilier européens
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Antoine Fortin
When a kitchen becomes an architectural volume - Holy Cross House
Pure Cuisines + mobilier européens
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Antoine Fortin
When a kitchen becomes an architectural volume - Holy Cross House
Pure Cuisines + mobilier européens
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Antoine Fortin
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