Forget Room Dividers, We’re Using Plants for Privacy
Plants are a must-have when it comes to design. They’re a simple way to add a natural element, a sense of airiness, and a punch of color to a neutral-toned project. But have you ever considered plants as an easy way to make a space feel more private and intimate? When we caught a glimpse of the lush pampas grass lining the windows at Pressed Roots hair salon in Dallas, we had to find more ways to use plants for privacy.
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Pressed Roots in Dallas is not your typical hair salon. Specifically built for women with textured hair, the branding and subsequent salon design are equal parts strong and feminine. The pink plaster volumes “anchor the different parts of the space while each also acts as a backdrop for the clients and stylists,” says designer John Paul Valverde. There’s the curved island, custom pink powder-coated mirrors, pampas grass, and dried palm fronds covering the walls. “We wanted the plants to feel airy, soft, and textural but didn’t want to go with faux plants or something traditional like Foxwoods,” he adds.
View this post on InstagramOne more image from our latest project @_pressedroots Interior finish out by Modo Brío Interior Design by @coevalstudio
Check out more spaces that have us thinking of adding vines, hanging planters, and cacti where a curtain or room divider would typically go.
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