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Golden Rule Collective
Golden Rule Collective

Golden Rule Collective

Salon suites in Seattle, WA

The building opened as Golden Rule Grocery in 1916 and has housed a range of businesses since. It sits on the corner of N 45th Street and Phinney Avenue, at street level with street parking and good street visibility. It was fully renovated, with new plumbing, electrical and HVAC systems and custom finishes.

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The building opened as Golden Rule Grocery in 1916 and has housed a range of businesses since. It sits on the corner of N 45th Street and Phinney Avenue, at street level with street parking and good street visibility. It was fully renovated, with new plumbing, electrical and HVAC systems and custom finishes.

The collective is made up of seven private studios measuring 86 to 113 square feet, with 10 to 14 foot ceilings. Each studio has in-room water access, either a sink or a backwash. Leases are all-inclusive, covering utilities, climate control, garbage and recycling, Wi-Fi and onsite laundry, and include a shared kitchenette. The setting is described as boutique and intimate.

The business is women-owned and aims to be a supportive place where independent professionals can grow and work together. It is currently seeking independent professionals to join its studios. The Shell, a hair studio within the collective, is where independent artists work and where the space is described as a sanctuary for restorative, intentional hair care.

A supportive, collaborative setting where independent professionals rent their own private studios.

Described by the business as boutique and intimate.

Photos

  • Bright empty studio room with chandelier and large windows
  • Hallway with numbered mailboxes and framed logo print
  • Bright empty studio room with chandelier and large windows
  • White wall-mounted sink with brass pipes and black fixtures
  • Black shampoo bowl and chair in a treatment room
  • Restroom with sink, mirror and patterned floor
  • Long hallway with pendant lights and wood floors
  • Street view of the dark-paneled storefront building
  • Storefront with large windows and dark trim
  • Historic black-and-white photo of the Golden Rule Grocery storefront
  • Historic photo of the Golden Rule Market and Grocery building
  • Street view of the building facade

Meet the team

Team members listed on their website. Individual roles, credentials, and current employment have not been independently verified.goldenruleseattle.com (opens in a new tab)

Highlights
  • Seven private studios with in-room water access
  • All-inclusive leases covering utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry and waste
  • Renovated building with new plumbing, electrical and HVAC
  • Women-owned, with a collaborative community of independent professionals
  • Street-level location with street parking
  • Building dates to 1916 as Golden Rule Grocery
Good for
  • Independent professionals looking for a private studio
  • Clients who want a quiet or lively appointment
  • Bridal styling
  • Ceremonial and lived-in hair services

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