A hair salon is celebrating 50 years in business with a new location after a six-figure refurbishment.
Headlines, based in Attleborough and co-owned by Keith Drewry and his stepdaughter Sienna Wetteland, has relocated to new premises in the Old Golf House on Connaught Plain after more than two decades at its previous site.
The building, previously a veterinary practice, offered a larger floorplan and the potential for a complete redesign.
Miss Wetteland, who specialises in lived-in colour and extensions, said: "The new premises represents an exciting new chapter for Headlines, allowing us to create a space that reflects our growth and the luxury experience we want to provide for every client.
"It was important that we found somewhere that felt like the right next chapter for Headlines.
"Although the premises required a complete transformation, we could see the possibilities from the start."
The renovation, which cost £105,000, took three months, with one standout challenge involving installing a long island for eight styling stations.
"My vision was for the top to be marble or quartz to really emphasise the luxury feel of the salon," Miss Wetteland explained.
"We were initially told it would be too heavy to support structurally."
The builders created a steel frame to support the weight, allowing the design to move forward as planned.
The salon, which officially opened on July 2, is said to have combined Georgian elegance with a Dubai-inspired sense of glamour.
Miss Wetteland added: "By combining our influences, we were able to create a space that genuinely feels like us – elegant, luxurious, and full of character."
The 33-year-old has worked as a hairdresser for 16 years and has developed a strong reputation in the industry.
Her growing social media presence and partnerships with brands have contributed to the rapid growth of the business.
The previous salon in Queen's Square is set to become a nail bar.
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