Pedicure Salon Furniture

Choose the pedicure chair around your services

The pedicure chair is the main element of the workstation. Decide whether you need an integrated basin, plumbing connection, electric adjustment or massage features, and make sure the chair leaves sufficient working access around the client's feet and lower legs.

The Noémie Series is designed as a feature-rich spa-style pedicure chair, while the Perle Series offers a flexible option for salons where permanent plumbing is not the preferred solution.

Support the technician's working position

A height-adjustable beauty stool should allow the technician to work close to the client without unnecessary reaching. Mobile seating is particularly useful where the technician changes position around the chair during different stages of the service.

Keep products and tools close by with a salon trolley, positioned so it can move without blocking access to the basin or the client's route into the chair.

Coordinate manicure, pedicure and reception areas

If the business provides both nail services, use related finishes across the pedicure chairs and manicure desks so the two zones feel connected. For a broader selection, browse our nail salon furniture collection.

A coordinated reception desk and waiting area can carry the same colour palette into the front of the salon, creating a stronger overall identity.

Design for repeat appointments and easy reset

Pedicure stations are used repeatedly throughout the day, so the space should be easy to reset between clients. Position storage where towels, tools and products can be reached without crossing the client's entry route, and keep the floor area around the chair as open as possible.

If several pedicure chairs sit side by side, consider privacy, technician movement and the visual rhythm of the stations. Consistent spacing often makes the salon look more premium than simply fitting the maximum number of chairs into the room.