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Ephemeral tattoo studio

Twelve private tattoo booths, a check-in desk and two planters for an Ephemeral studio. We built everything in our Austin shop, flat-packed it, shipped it and installed it in a few days.

Ephemeral's pink storefront at dusk, with wood lattice screens visible through the windows Check-in desk wrapped in silver corrugated metal with a wood top, behind a wood lattice screen and a white column Studio lobby with a wood lattice screen, lounge chairs on a round rug, a planter clad in white corrugated metal, and booths behind Lounge with leather chairs and a green sofa in front of a row of booths with plywood frames and corrugated panels in tan and brown Aisle between round-cornered tattoo booths built from plywood frames and brown corrugated steel panels

What we built

The booths were plywood frames clad in powder-coated corrugated steel. Ten were 10 x 10 ft, one was 10 x 16.5 ft and one was 10 x 20 ft, all 8 ft tall. Each booth was a different skin tone, matched to Pantone colors from Ephemeral. The check-in desk and both planters were clad in the same corrugated steel.

How it ran

Pete Trentacoste, Ephemeral's head of studio design and experience, led the design. We drew the shop drawings and developed 3D concepts for the reception desk before building anything. The work ran from June to September 2022.

Ephemeral had us build for more of its studios after this one.

Year
2022
Client
Ephemeral
Design lead
Pete Trentacoste, Ephemeral
Services
Retail fixtures and displays, Reception desks and furniture