Salon Furniture

Professional salon furniture should be chosen around the treatment or service first. Large pieces such as beauty beds and treatment chairs, hairdresser styling chairs, barber chairs, backwash units, manicure desks and pedicure chairs define the working area; stools, trolleys and storage then complete the station.

The live range includes very different formats. The Manufakturo Étoile Electric Lash Beauty Bed represents powered treatment furniture, the Manufakturo Amélie Designer Hair Salon Chair is part of the styling-chair range, and the Manufakturo Monaco Luxury Hair Salon Backwash Unit shows how wash-zone furniture belongs within the same wider salon plan while serving a separate function.

Choose Furniture by Treatment Area

Beauty and treatment rooms

Compare electric adjustment, hydraulic adjustment, working height, client position and practitioner access when choosing treatment furniture. Dedicated ranges include electric beauty beds, lash beds and massage beds and tables. Add a salon stool, beauty trolley and suitable treatment lighting around the way the service is actually performed.

Hair salons and barber shops

Hair styling stations and barber stations need different seating. Styling chairs normally prioritise height adjustment, rotation and compact access around the client, while barber chairs often add recline, head support and a more substantial footrest. Keep the two categories separate and compare the exact model specification before choosing.

Nail, pedicure and reception areas

For manicure areas, browse beauty tables and desks together with technician and client seating. Pedicure rooms have their own pedicure chair requirements, while front-of-house spaces can be planned with reception and waiting-area furniture.

Features to Compare Before You Choose

• Working position: decide whether the service is mainly seated, standing, reclined or performed around a treatment bed.
• Adjustment: compare electric, hydraulic, gas-lift and fixed formats where relevant.
• Footprint: include the base, moving sections, footrests, technician space and nearby trolley or lamp.
• Upholstery and finishes: use the verified product material and care guidance for the exact model.
• Storage and workflow: keep frequently used tools within reach without narrowing circulation around the client.
• Visual coordination: repeat colour families, metal finishes or design details after the functional shortlist is correct.

Individual Pieces or Coordinated Sets?

Buying individual furniture gives maximum flexibility when replacing one station or working around an existing interior. A coordinated set can make it easier to align a treatment bed, chair or stool, lamp and trolley. Roxie Cosmetics carries multi-piece options such as the Manufakturo Chérie Premium Electric 4-piece Salon Set and larger studio combinations built around Manufakturo treatment beds.