Studio Furniture

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There’s a lot more to building out your body modification studio than getting a space and calling it a business. In order to make your tattoo, piercing, or permanent makeup studio as comfortable, functional, and inviting as possible for you and your clients, it’s important to equip it with all of the studio supplies you need, such as display cases and shelves, storage bins and containers for tools and miscellaneous supplies, and safe disposal containers for sharps and used medical disposables. Furnishing your studio In addition to those studio supplies, you’ll also need furniture for the space. In general, studios require furniture for two primary spaces: the waiting area and the working area. Waiting area furniture includes your display cases and shelves, as well as chairs, sofas, and tables for clients to use while they’re waiting in the shop. When purchasing furniture for the waiting area, try to keep in mind the overall aesthetic of your business and brand, as well as the expectations of your clients. While a worn-down leather lounge chair and weathered coffee table might be perfect for a grunge-inspired tattoo and piercing studio, they would likely feel out of place and off-putting to clients expecting the high fashion sense of a full-service PMU experience. Piercing, PMU, and tattoo furniture Even more important than your waiting area furniture, however, is your workspace furniture. Here, you’ll want to purchase furniture designed and manufactured specifically for use in body modification like proprietary furniture from Fellowship . Although tattoo furniture carries a slightly higher price tag than standard furniture, it’s worth the cost for its functionality, comfort, and professional appearance. Your tattoo, piercing, or PMU workstation should be equipped with functional furniture for both you and for the client. As an artist, an ergonomic and adjustable stool or chair provides you with a comfortable base to work from, whether it’s for a few minutes or a few