This completed full-service nail and beauty salon uses a verified mix of Healthtec furniture across its manicure and pedicure zones. The customer selected custom manicure tables without a standard model code, HT045 client chairs, HT003 technician chairs and M101 pedicure chairs. The neutral white, taupe and charcoal palette was customized for the project; the model codes identify the furniture designs, not fixed colors.
Manicure stations form one continuous service row while the M101 pedicure chairs run along the opposite side. This parallel layout keeps the central aisle open for client movement, staff circulation and supply carts. At each manicure position, the HT045 provides client seating and the compact HT003 supports the technician, allowing the seating roles to remain visually coordinated without using identical chair structures.
The custom manicure tables were made for the station count and interior layout, with integrated storage and individual task-light arches visible in the installation. The HT045 client chair is recognized by its supportive open-shell form and wheeled, height-adjustable base. The HT003 technician chair uses a rounded backrest, cushioned seat and five-star caster base for mobile close-range work. In the pedicure area, the M101 is the confirmed chair model; its documented model configuration includes airbag seating, a single sliding armrest and coordination with a crystal-basin pedicure unit.
White table cabinetry, coordinated upholstery and warm indirect lighting create one visual language across different services. Color differences between this project and catalogue photographs are normal because upholstery, surface color, hardware tone and decorative finishes can be customized. Buyers can therefore use HT045, HT003 and M101 as reliable style references while developing a finish schedule for their own brand.
For a similar installation, provide the floor plan, station quantity, manicure and pedicure service mix, preferred colors and required utilities. Healthtec can then review table dimensions, chair combinations, circulation clearances and basin coordination. Final functions and accessories should be written into the quotation and approved specification rather than inferred from a scene photograph.
Planning a full-service nail salon? Send Healthtec your floor plan, station count and preferred finish palette to develop a model-based furniture package.