Julia Grace Salon
Chair Time · Campaign directionThis time
is yours.
A seat. A little time.
Your name on it.
Twenty-two years in Madison.
Named for the owner's daughters.
An appointment
of your own.
The chair is a place to set aside a little time for yourself. That is the invitation behind Chair Time, a campaign for Julia Grace Salon.
The salon gives it a real setting: leather chairs, warm wood, window light and hands working through hair. Julia and Grace are the owner's daughters. The name has belonged here since 2004.
A little intermission.
Follow the light through a visit, then back to an empty chair.
Save yourself a seat.
The invitation has a job wherever a guest meets it.
A strip of light.
Room around it.
Deep espresso surrounds a close view of the salon. Epilogue gives the line its space. Manrope handles the details. The hair keeps its photographed color.
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Make room for
the next visit.
Chair Time gives the campaign its voice. Behind it, the team still needs photographs, a calendar, email and somewhere to review the week. The care calendar was sent to the salon on July 22, 2026.
Time behind
the camera, too.
A Monday-to-Sunday rotation gives one person the camera each week. The room, the consultation and the finished hair can be recorded during a working day.
Know whose turn it is.
The printed calendar stays where the team can see it. Shot Bingo and the house shotlist give them something specific to look for.
Open the camera calendar ↗Keep a little
space for next time.
A care calendar holds the stylist's recommended return dates. The newsletter keeps guests up to date on haircare, seasonal offers and news from the salon.
August newsletter · Approval screenScroll inside to read the full letter.
Pink October emails sent October 4, 2026. Recorded in Phorest.
The week,
in one place.
What ran, what's next and what needs an answer. The portal keeps the content beside the calendar and newsletter, with working links to each.
Client portal · Scroll the archive or open a tool from its navigation.