Our space
Small on purpose, clean beyond argument.
Six nail stations, one skin room, about two hundred shades, and air that changes every ten minutes. Here's the room you'll sit in, and the standards underneath it.
The petal wall
About two hundred shades, arranged like a paint-shop sunrise. Take your time. There's a swatch ring for every collection, and no one will hover.
The nail room
Six stations, each with its own downdraft vent and warm lamp. Rolled towels, not clutter. The loudest thing in the room is the kettle.
The skin room
One treatment bed behind a linen curtain, our resurfacing and LED equipment, and lighting you can fall asleep under. Many do.
The small details
Low-odour gel cured under calibrated lamps, timed to the product, so your hands are never under the light longer than the gel needs.
Hygiene, in writing
Six standards we hold whether you ask or not.
Most salon hygiene lives in a back room and a shrug. Ours is written down, visible at your station, and open to questions. Asking is not rude here. It's expected.
Autoclave-sterilised metal tools
Every metal tool is scrubbed, cleaned in an ultrasonic bath, then steam-sterilised in a medical autoclave at 134°C, the same standard a dental office uses. Soaking in a disinfectant jar alone does not reach it.
Sealed pouches, opened at your station
Sterilised tools are sealed into pouches with a strip that changes colour only when a full cycle has run. Your pouch is opened in front of you. If it arrives open, we start over.
Single-use for anything porous
Files, buffers, orange sticks, toe separators, and wax spatulas can't truly be sterilised, so they're used once. Your file goes home with you or into the bin, never back into a drawer.
Pipe-free pedicure basins
Our basins have no pipes or jets where water can sit. Each one is emptied, scrubbed, and disinfected with a hospital-grade solution between every guest.
Fresh air, changed constantly
A vent at every nail station pulls dust and fumes down and out, and the studio's air is fully changed about every ten minutes. You'll notice what you don't smell.
One guest, one kit, one station
We book with buffer time, so each station is wiped, re-draped, and re-stocked before you sit down. You'll never be seated at a warm chair.
Check us
What you should see at your station.
Use this list on us, or on any salon. If a station is missing one of these, you're allowed to stand up. We'd encourage it.
- A sealed sterilisation pouch with a colour-changed indicator strip, opened in front of you
- A fresh single-use kit (file, buffer, orange stick) still in its sleeve
- A just-laundered towel roll and fresh station drape
- A downdraft vent, quietly on, at every nail station
- Hand-washing before we touch your hands: ours, and (we'll ask nicely) yours
House notes
The rules that keep it quiet.
Appointment-led
We book on the hour with buffer time, so nobody waits in a queue and no station is turned over in a hurry.
Soft voices, no speakers
Take any call outside, keep videos on headphones. The playlist stays under conversation level.
One guest per station
Your chair, your kit, your hour. Friends can sit side by side. Just ask when you book.
The kettle is always on
Linden, mint, or builder's tea. Cookies on Saturdays, first come first served.
Curious what it smells like? Almost nothing. Low-odour gel and a vent at every station do the work. Come sniff for yourself: build a visit or just drop by the window. The people behind the standards are on the team page.
Seen enough? Come sit down.
The chair is more convincing than the website. Build your visit, pick a slot, and judge the quiet in person.