Hair Salon Near Me in the Miami Design District: IGK Salon

IGK Salon, the stylist-founded group behind the IGK haircare line, runs its Miami Design District chairs at 56 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137, and its booking menu lists 13 haircutters and 11 colorists for this one location. For anyone typing hair salon near me between Midtown and Little Haiti, the useful numbers are a $175 gloss, a $125 blow-dry with heat tools, and a women's cut that tops out at $400 with co-founder Franck Izquierdo.

The name is a set of initials. New Beauty reports that IGK takes one letter from the last names of its founding stylists: the brothers Franck and Leo Izquierdo, Aaron Grenia and Chase Kusero. The haircare brand came later and grew out of the salons. According to IGK's own about page, Leo began styling in Paris at 14 and opened his own salon there at 19.

Six years after that Paris opening, the about page says, Leo moved to the US with Franck to open their first salon in Miami's Design District, and Franck now co-runs this branch. New Beauty dates the group's earliest Miami chairs to the Shore Club in Miami Beach, so the two origin stories differ. In 2026 IGK lists five salons: SoHo, the Upper East Side, Miami, West Palm Beach and the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas.

Older listings send people to the wrong door. A 2019 Miami New Times Best of Miami entry and an undated Goop guide both put IGK at 4240 NE 2nd Ave, where New Times described 3,500 square feet and more than 20 stylists. IGK's salon locations page and its Boulevard booking widget now list the Miami Design District branch at 56 NE 41st St, so use that address in any maps app.

The new block is in the middle of the district's gallery strip. ICA Miami sits at 61 NE 41st Street, across the road, and The Spot Barbershop is at 151 NE 41st St, inside Paradise Plaza. The Miami Design District's own listing for that barbershop points drivers to the Paradise Plaza Garage. That is the simplest place to leave a car for a full-highlight appointment, which the menu lists at up to 270 minutes.

Every cut on the Miami menu is billed as Haircut With Blow Dry, so the finish is included. Pricing depends on who holds the scissors. Franck Izquierdo charges $400 for a women's cut, the highest number in the category. Leo Izquierdo, Aaron Grenia and Mathias David sit at $300, and Dimitriy Salmin, Elizaveta Sariya Salmin and Kevin Reyna charge $250.

Below them, Carlos Jacome, Daniela Berrio Wilches, Konstantin Kondryanu and Rebecca Galvin cut for $200, while Mariana Teixeira and Spencer Silver are the $150 entry chairs. The men's list is shorter: Leo and Aaron charge $200, and six other stylists, Spencer Silver among them, charge $150. A separate haircut for hair with existing extensions costs $350 with Mathias David and $300 with either Salmin, and it includes a wash and blowout.

Color has its own roster of 11 names, and two prices hardly move. A gloss is $175 with every one of them, and a grey coverage or root touch-up is $175 with ten of the eleven. Full highlights, which the menu recommends for new highlight clients, run from 180 to 270 minutes. They cost $600 with Jennifer Taylor, Jordan Northey, Nathan Nutter or Rust, and $400 with Jacqueline Probe.

Face-frame highlights along the hairline cost $300 with Dan Spector, Emily Gutierrez or Iyn Alvarez, and $200 with Jacqueline Probe, Jordan Northey or Mckenzie Cope. The combined root touch-up and highlights is the most expensive line on the color list, at $775 with Jennifer Taylor or Nathan Nutter. A Brazilian Blowout smoothing treatment costs $550 with four of its five specialists and $500 with Mariana Teixeira.

Google reviews collected on Poyst show who gets rebooked. One client wrote that Mykel gets her color perfect every single time. Another said Iyn makes sure he can always fit her in. A third called Jacquie, listed on Boulevard as Jacqueline Probe, insanely talented and down-to-earth. Not every review is warm: one longtime client felt her later visits were rushed and half-done.

The press record points the same way. Miami New Times named IGK its Best Salon in its 2025 Best of Miami issue and singled out the brothers' flagship. Goop's Design District guide praises chairs comfortable enough for multi-hour color and blowouts it calls super speedy. Between color visits, Konstantin Kondryanu and Rebecca Galvin take the $75 dry style touch-up, which skips the wash.

IGK's site has a Book Salon Appointment link to a Boulevard widget covering all five salons. The Miami entry adds a note in capitals: "FOR CONVENIENCE, TRY ONLINE BOOKING HERE." The same listing gives the phone line, and the inbox miami@igksalons.com. Returning clients can log in for a personalized booking page, and new clients can pick a specific stylist at each price step.

In late October 2026 the Miami calendar offered women's cut appointments on every Monday-to-Saturday date into mid-November, with no Sunday dates. Neither IGK's site nor the widget publishes a cancellation fee, deposit amount or lateness rule, so ask the desk about these when you book a long color slot. Event updos with Daniela Berrio Wilches cost $250 and include no wash, so arrive with clean hair.

One honest call: don't book Mykel for a simple root touch-up. Mykel charges $250 for it, and the other ten colorists charge $175 for the same service, listed at 60 to 105 minutes, so the extra $75 buys nothing on a single-process root. Save Mykel's chair for highlights, where the $550 full-highlight price sits mid-list and the reviews say the results keep regulars coming back.

If every IGK chair is taken and you need a men's cut or a fade, The Spot Barbershop at 151 NE 41st St, Suite PP219, is about a block east in Paradise Plaza. It books through Vagaro and welcomes walk-ins, though booked clients go first.

NE 41st Street suits a short walk after a blow-dry. Start across the road at ICA Miami, 61 NE 41st Street, where admission is free and the museum opens Wednesday to Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm. Its sculpture garden is shaded, which helps on a humid afternoon. A short walk west, the de la Cruz Collection at 23 NE 41st Street also shows contemporary art for free.

Then turn south two blocks to Palm Court at 140 NE 39th Street. Its centerpiece is the Fly's Eye Dome, a Buckminster Fuller design that Art Basel's walking guide notes was never finished in his lifetime. Finish at Michael's Genuine Food & Drink, 130 NE 40th Street, Michael Schwartz's restaurant, open in the district since 2007 and known for its wood-fired oven.

Address: IGK Salon, 56 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137, in the Miami Design District. Book online through the Boulevard widget linked from igkhair.com, where you choose a stylist and see that stylist's price, or use the phone and email listed above. The Paradise Plaza Garage is the nearest named parking. Older listings at 4240 NE 2nd Ave are out of date.

The menu starts with a $75 dry style, and Franck Izquierdo's $400 cut is the top of the cut list. Gift cards are sold through the same widget. Event styling has no wash, so come with clean hair. If IGK is full, The Spot Barbershop at 151 NE 41st St takes walk-ins. Ask Karpo in the Karpo APP for a table at Michael's Genuine or an ICA Miami stop after your appointment.