If you are looking for a realm of beauty, simply go to Propaganda Hair Salon that has been decorated by Dick Clark Architecture. This salon blends functionality and aesthetic which is aimed at customers’ convenience during their spending time in this salon. To establish a sense of elegance, the client envisions a loft-like environment with simple furnishing, wood texture and open space. By applying the warmth of wood and the industrial feel of concrete, the salon offers day-to-day service within a single space. Walnut cabinets placed along the outer walls accommodate varying need in one incessant design element and emphasize individual space within the open space. Reception, retail display, makeup artist, stylist stations, color technicians, dressing rooms and smock closet all integrate as they transform through the space. The shampoo area, bordered by a dropped wood ceiling and sheer curtains, provides a tranquil environment separated from the activity of the stylist area. At the office appears tall white volume to create wall for photographic display. Below an open ceiling and exposed building systems, a textured spine connects the two entrances and highlights the open plan with a nice perspective. Design by Dick Clark Architecture