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Project Images

These images are from projects completed recently that have consulted upon Jack Cornell's design services when exploring all the possible shapes their original vision might take, and making that vision come to fruition.

This webpage shows various photos and images from several completed projects.  These photos and plan images should give you an idea of the quality of our design services.  Please keep in mind that the rights to these photos remain with the salon and spa owners and should not be copied for commercial use or personal profit without their permission.

Ohm Spa, NYC, NY - A very successful spa in Manhattan. New York designed by Jack W. Cornell of DaySpaDesign.com

LaCarezza Salon Spa, Southampton, NY - This facility was a 'Salon of the Year' winner in 1999.  Designed by Jack W. Cornell while employed as Sr. Designer for Takara Belmont

Rejuvenesce, Clearwater, FL - A Medical Spa with laser, microdermabrasion and Botox/Restalyn Services.  This project solely designed by Jack W. Cornell while employed as 'Spa Design Job Captain' at Architainment.

Rendered Ceiling Concepts

Completed Build out - These images were taken when the facility was completed.  However, the 'final touches' such as retail and accessories are not yet completed.

Louis-Christian, Wayne & Robert, Cherry Hill, NJ - another 'Salon of the Year' winner from 2001.  Custom cabinetry for this project designed by Jack W. Cornell/DaySpaDesign.com. 


 

Tonic Day Spa, Columbia, SC - Attached to a fitness center in South Carolina's capital.  Designed by Jack W. Cornell of DaySpaDesign.com.

Ritacca Laser Center/Serene MD, Vernon Hills, IL - Upstairs from a Lasik eye surgery center.  Layout concept and design by Jack W. Cornell of DaySpaDesign.com

Salon Boheme - Baton Rouge, LA - Converted from an existing stand alone office space and retail store to a beautiful salon and spa.  This project solely designed by Jack W. Cornell while employed as 'Spa Design Job Captain' at Architainment.