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Salon Republic Expands Western US Presence with Acquisition of Mosaic Salons + Spas

With the addition of Mosaic, Salon Republic now operates 37 locations supporting over 2,750 beauty professionals across seven major markets in California, Colorado, Texas and Washington.

Salon Republic, a leading operator of company-owned salon studios that provide individual salon spaces and value-added services to beauty professionals, has acquired Mosaic Salons + Spas in Seattle, WA.

The acquisition marks a significant step in Salon Republic’s expansion across the West Coast and meaningfully enhances its presence in the Pacific Northwest, officials said.

Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

With the addition of Mosaic, Salon Republic now operates 37 locations supporting over 2,750 beauty professionals across seven major markets in California, Colorado, Texas and Washington.

“With our existing presence in the Greater Seattle market, we have long known and respected Mosaic as the leading salon studio provider with some of the best locations and beauty professionals in the area,” said Eric Taylor, founder and CEO of Salon Republic. “We are excited to bring their beauty professionals and locations into the Salon Republic family and continue our goal of providing the best possible work environment to the beauty community.”

Since opening its first location in Studio City, CA in 2000, Salon Republic has established itself as a premier provider of salon suite studios with a dedication to providing the highest quality environment and suite of services to beauty professionals and their customers. The company provides a range of services to its operators, including individual private salon studios, complimentary towel services, on-site beauty supply store, full time on-site management and free education and community events.

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