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The curved oxblood reception counter with a sunflower and native arrangement, beside the backlit Salon Commune wordmark, blond timber floor leading to the deep red arch of the wash sanctuary

Salon Commune · Melbourne

HAIR INCOMMON.

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The manifestop. 02 · The manifesto

Hairis themedium.

Connection is the work.

Beauty is how we treat people, products, and the planet.

The workp. 03 · The work

The work.

Cut, colour and texture, honoured one head at a time.

The salonp. 05 · The rooms

Five rooms.

The salon, walked in the order you will meet it: ground floor, then up.

The curved oxblood reception counter with a sunflower and native arrangement, beside the backlit Salon Commune wordmark, blond timber floor leading to the deep red arch of the wash sanctuary

Room 01 / 05

Thearrival

Lime-wash, blond timber, a curved oxblood counter.

Black styling chairs receding along the mirrored commune floor, blond timber underfoot, the deep red arch of the wash sanctuary open at the right

Room 02 / 05

Thecommunefloor

Shared stations. Independent artists. One floor.

The red arch of the wash sanctuary, sheer curtain drawn aside, seen from the salon floor

Room 03 / 05

Thewashsanctuary

Through the arch, the light drops.

Two cream bouclé armchairs and a round marble table on a rust-orange rug in the upstairs lounge, seen past a fluted screen, under a paper pendant

Room 04 / 05

Theupperlounge

Up the stairs. Bouclé, marble, a single orchid.

The upstairs brow studio: a white treatment bed and magnifying lamp beside a black trolley, window light across black floorboards

Room 05 / 05

Thebrowstudio

Brows and fine detail, under one steady light.

The details

Shears, a boar-bristle brush and sectioning clips laid out on an ivory surface
fig. 01Steel
Folded foils, colour tubes and a tint brush on a steel trolley
fig. 02Foils & colour
A handwritten care card, pen and ceramic cup on the timber bench
fig. 03The handwritten guide
A brow artist shaping a guest's brows with a fine brush under a ring light in the upstairs studio
fig. 04The brow work
For artists & artisansp. 06 · The open call

A chairfor you.A spacefor us.

The commune floor is open to independent artists. Keep your practice, entirely yours. Gain the wash sanctuary, the upper lounge, and a room invested in your craft.

In their wordsp. 07 · In their words

In their words.

Left by guests, in their own words.

Reviews fromGoogle
  • “A true master with the scissors. Finding someone with her level of precision and talent is incredibly rare.”

    Kate

  • “I've been seeing Eunji for 12 years. As someone with curly hair it's hard to find someone that truly understands curl patterns. Eunji does a fantastic job! My balayage is always perfectly blended with dimension.”

    Kalanie G.

  • “Eunji has kept my hair looking its best for close to two decades. I feel amazing in my micro bob with blonde highlights! She is equal parts talented, creative and lovely.”

    Amy R.

  • “I had the best experience here, getting a full length brunette colour and shaggy, short fringe. Tali was so warm and professional, she made me feel very comfortable, and it's lovely to see her rapport with Eunji!”

    Addy R.

  • “Obsessed with my fresh bixie and love the new salon. Such a beautiful space, and so reflect your ethos for community and sustainability.”

    Keera A.

  • “Great haircut and head massage, all with amazing service as always!”

    Raj S.

Visitp. 08 · Visit
Salon Commune

Come asyou are.

Choose your artist and the time that suits. We will take it from there.

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785 Burke Road

Camberwell VIC 3124

Hours

Tuesday, 10am – 6.30pm

Wednesday, 10am – 7pm

Thursday & Friday, 10am – 6.30pm

Saturday & Sunday, 9am – 5pm

Monday, closed