Love both leopard and zebra prints? You do not have to begin your consultation by choosing just one. This design, featured on BARON Shinsaibashi’s official blog, places black spots and stripes on silver-coloured tips, with pink-toned heart- and butterfly-like accents. It offers a reference for enjoying different patterns within one colour combination.
BARON Shinsaibashi welcomes nail-extension and reference-design consultations, with private rooms for all seating. Official directions list four minutes on foot from Shinsaibashi Station and five minutes from Namba Station—a location to consider when planning your next nail appointment in Osaka.
Different black patterns, with silver tips in common
Irregular black spots and black crosswise stripes appear on separate nails in the photograph. The patterns differ, but they share silver-and-black colouring and long, pointed outlines.
Mixing prints does not have to mean squeezing every motif onto one nail. Here, the two patterns remain on different fingers. Point to both details in the reference if your request is, “I would like these leopard and zebra patterns in the same set.”
Keep the base of the nail visible in your reference
Some nails show a broad area of pale base colour nearer the cuticle, beyond the silver-and-black pattern. A crop showing only the pattern would not explain whether you want the whole nail covered or the art concentrated towards the tip. Keep a view from base to tip when sharing the photograph.
Other nails have a wider diagonal black band with smaller sparkling details. That is distinct from the spots and crosswise stripes. Identify the individual patterns you like rather than describing all of them as the same black design.
Discuss the pink accents separately
Pink-toned heart and butterfly-like outlines appear among the silver and black. Wanting both animal prints does not automatically mean you want every decoration, too.
You could explain: “I would like both leopard and zebra patterns, keeping the silver-and-black feel, and I’d like to discuss the pink accents.” This is a consultation preference, not a finished alternative set or a confirmed menu.
Bring your favourite patterns together at BARON Shinsaibashi
The salon’s official information highlights nail extensions as a speciality and welcomes reference designs. It also lists consultations for heavily decorated styles, 3D art and favourite-colour-inspired designs. If you know which patterns you love but have not worked out the whole set, a photograph is a starting point.
Private rooms for all seating provide a setting to discuss the length, look and budget together. You can share your preferred length rather than committing to the long reference. The salon will need to confirm a suitable method, decorations and booking menu using the reference and your current nails.
Check the location and send your design reference
Official access information is a four-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station or a five-minute walk from Namba Station. The address is Room 202, RE-011, 2-11-9 Nishishinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka. Walking time varies by exit and route; check the map on the salon page.
Discuss this animal-print reference with the Shinsaibashi salon. Specify the location, mark both patterns you want to keep, and send your preferred length, current nails and any removal needs. You can also explore the current menus and appointments.
Identical parts or an identical result are not guaranteed. Confirm the service and total including decoration and removal before booking. Sending a reference through LINE alone does not confirm a date or time.
Photo source: BARON Shinsaibashi’s official leopard-and-zebra design post.
