Could mirrorless salons be the future for high street hairdressers?

by | May 14, 2019

Hair stylist Daniel Kelly thinks so: clients who visit his recently upgraded DK UK Salon  in Peckham won’t have a mirror in front of them while their is cut and coloured.

Instead they’ll be able to contemplate modern art, as Kelly’s salon doubles as an architect-designed exhibition space and he has received funding from Arts Council England for his innovative concept.

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