Pedicure Chairs

Choose the right pedicure chair for your salon

Start with the way your pedicure service is delivered. Integrated basin models create a more self-contained station, while no-plumbing chairs can provide greater flexibility where permanent water connections are not practical. Electric backrest adjustment and massage functions can add comfort to longer appointments, depending on the model.

Consider access around the feet and lower legs as carefully as the client seating position. The technician needs enough room to work without the chair, basin or surrounding furniture restricting movement.

Noémie and Perle pedicure collections

The Noémie Series is designed as a luxury spa-style pedicure chair with advanced comfort features and refined detailing. The Perle Series offers a different approach for salons looking for a flexible pedicure chair that does not rely on permanent plumbing.

Both collections can be used as part of a wider pedicure salon furniture scheme, where technician seating, storage and reception furniture are chosen around the same visual direction.

Complete the pedicure workstation

An adjustable beauty stool supports the technician at the correct working height, while a mobile trolley can keep products and tools accessible without cluttering the client area.

If the salon also offers manicure services, use the same finishes across the pedicure station and manicure desks to create a more coherent nail area.

Space, plumbing and service planning

Pedicure furniture can be more demanding on the room than a standard salon chair, particularly where a basin and fixed services are involved. Confirm the required water and waste arrangement before installation and leave enough access around the chair for cleaning and maintenance.

In multi-chair pedicure areas, avoid placing stations so close together that technicians lose working space or clients feel crowded. A slightly more generous layout can improve both the practical workflow and the premium feel of the service.