So much can change in 60 years
Takara Belmont’s arrival in the UK was timed as the conservative post-war 1950s gave way to the dynamic 1960s. In the years that followed, the hairdressing industry saw an eclectic array of trends that impacted on hair, fashion and, of course, interior design.
Since the brand’s inception in Japan in 1921, Takara Belmont was always going to expand globally. London was an obvious choice because of its fashion trends and in the UK’s capital the company embarked on a revolution of its own.
The brand’s forward thinking and innovation perspective over the years have allowed them to draw on global trends, unique cultural aspects, emerging fashions, art and design to construct a new approach to furniture and equipment design and manufacturing, and the application of technology.
The craftsmanship and technology enthused in the design over the years has given their many products longevity in the ever-growing salon interiors market and it’s probable will see them through 60 more years of innovation.
