Houston, Washington Corridor. Planned for summer 2027. Follow the build

Make yourself established.

Private salon suites and open Main Stage stations for independent beauty and grooming professionals. Residency is how we describe the relationship: your business, in a building run like a hotel.
The Main Stage: six open stations with glowing round mirrors on a raised walnut platform edged in brass, professionals at work, friends watching from a velvet banquette.

What residency means.

Independent, fully
You're a business owner, not a tenant or an employee. Your clients, your prices, your calendar, your brand. No commission on your services.
Hospitality, included in the idea
Guests arrive at The Bar, wait in The Lounge, and wash at The Rinse. You spend your hours on the work, not the front desk.
A community you choose
Neighbors who take their craft seriously. Selected through audition, for craft, care and reliability. Social life is optional; respect is not.
Clear terms
Rent basis, deposit, extras, minimum term and exactly what's included, in writing, before you commit.

Make it yours.

Unmistakably EYEGASMS when you walk in. Unmistakably your business when you open your door.

The move-in-ready Studio, no window. Same room, same fixed equipment and lighting. Customization concepts, not actual residents.

The standard Studio configuration: black styling chair, walnut-look cabinetry, mirror wall with vertical task lights, warm off-white walls, no window.
  1. IncludedMove-in readyA complete, attractive suite fitted for your service, with lighting, storage and equipment. Nothing extra needed to open your doors.
  2. Pre-approvedMake it yoursArtwork, your own business branding inside the suite, removable wall treatments and selected freestanding furniture.
  3. Ask firstBigger changesPermanent paint, mounted fixtures, cabinetry changes or equipment that affects building systems. Reviewed with you, and planned for move-out.

Proposed personalization policy; final rules will be part of your residency terms.

Fitted for how you work.

A barber, a nail artist and an esthetician need different rooms, even at the same size. Suites are planned around service configurations. Proposed; room suitability follows the building and local requirements.

Hair and barbering
Styling or barber chair, mirror with task lighting, tool storage and a confirmed wash arrangement.
Skin, lash and brow
Treatment bed, privacy, focused task lighting and storage suited to your products.
Nails
A proper nail workstation with the ventilation and infrastructure the service needs.
Flexible practice
Approved equipment and layout planned around the services you actually offer.

Reading a residence listing.

Every residence has a type and may carry attributes. Attributes are facts about that specific room, listed only when true. Not every location offers every type or attribute.

  • CornerSits on a corner of the floor plate, often with two exterior or feature walls.
  • WindowHas an exterior window. A window alone does not mean a view.
  • ViewThe window looks onto something worth looking at. Listed only once confirmed on site.
  • In-Suite WashA shampoo bowl inside the suite. Everyone else uses The Rinse.
  • Extra SpaceLarger than the usual range for its type. The measured size is shown.

Find your fit

Four quick questions. The answer is a starting point for a conversation, not a reservation.

What's your main service?
Do you work alone or with a partner?
Where do you do your best work?
How do you feel about washing?
The standard Studio configuration: black styling chair, walnut-look cabinetry, mirror wall with vertical task lights, warm off-white walls, no window.

Still unsure? Register interest and choose "Help me choose". We'll talk it through.