We are proud to offer the opportunity to train at Summit Salon Academy Kansas City, a L’oreal’ Professionnel Premier School. And if extra space is really at a minimum, try a rollaway glam cart, says Rotondi: They can move around the house with you and easily tuck into a closet when not in use.As a premier salon and beauty bar, The Glam Room is always on the lookout for new talent to join our growing team. A walk-in closet is another option, she says: Integrate a wall-mount mirror with a vanity table and small stool that you can tuck underneath, and most importantly, swap out recessed lighting for a vanity bar above the mirror or a “halo” mirror. “ A floating wall mount of lucite shelves is my go-to,” says Rotondi, who likes to add a pop of color or gloss for the containers and set them at different heights for visual interest. “They’re already designed to enhance your well-being, so with a few adjustments they can be transformed into a room for glamour pretty easily.” She suggests choosing an area that can be cordoned off with a recognizable “glam wall” product display.
If you have a big master bathroom, that’s the most obvious spot, says Rotondi. The first and most important task is setting aside designated space for your glam area. Henson gave her Instagram followers, welcoming them into her full-service home salon-or the one Laura Harrier recently granted Architectural Digest, showing off her own pink-themed glam space with vintage deadstock wallpaper and a Deco-style Italian mirror? “At first I thought I was making an office,” the actress told the publication, “but this was actually more practical.” Who can forget the glam room tour Taraji P. (Jean Harlow famously had a lucky mirror in her glam room that she made sure to glance at before walking out the door.) New Hollywood has followed suit. It’s a concept that was heartily embraced by Old Hollywood too, says Helms, detailing the over-the-top beautifying quarters of actresses such as Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, and Mae West, who enjoyed the comforts of luxurious dressing rooms on set and came to expect the same at home. Centuries even, according to fashion and cultural historian Laura McLaws Helms, who cites Marie Antoinette’s pièce des bains, which was added to her petit appartement de la reine at Versailles in 1781 and featured a lace-curtained copper bath, silk daybed, and well-appointed vanity where she might have had her signature face mask (a blend of cognac, dry milk powder, lemon juice, and egg white) applied.
The clan Kardashian Jenner is arguably responsible for the “glam room” trend-and the term itself, which was coined by designer Martyn Bullard, who has dreamed up such spaces for Kylie, Khloé, and Kris-but the concept dates back many years. “I designed an entirely pink onyx glam room for a particular client incorporating the exact mirrors, beauty products, and top-of-the-line equipment as her favorite Beverly Hills salon.” Even the seating was customized for the client’s height, she elaborates. Such personalized primping spaces have become ubiquitous of late, she continues. A Los Angeles–based interior designer, Rotondi had just completed work on America’s priciest home, a $350 million, seven-acre modernist oasis in Bel Air with 42 bathrooms, 21 bedrooms, a 30-car garage-and a full-service salon. “I receive more requests for in-home glam rooms than almost any other type of personalized space,” Kathryn Rotondi revealed on a call earlier this spring.
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