Studio furniture

Professional equipment for your studio: Why the right tattoo furniture makes all the difference

In the world of tattooing and piercing, the quality of your work is inextricably linked to the quality of your equipment. Professional studio furniture is much more than just furnishings—it is highly specialized tools that determine the comfort of your customers, your own health, and ultimately the perfect result.

If you are looking for the ideal equipment for your piercing or tattoo studio, you should consider the following points for each category of furniture.

1. Tattoo & piercing beds: The heart of your work

The bed is your most important piece of furniture. It must offer maximum flexibility, whether you are working on a back piece for hours or need to make a precise channel for a piercing.

What do you use it for? It serves as the basis for almost everything: from back and stomach tattoos to piercings on the face or body.

What should you look for?

• Adjustability: A good chair should be hydraulically or electrically height-adjustable. An upright seating position is particularly important for piercers so that they can work at eye level with the customer while standing.
• Stability: Nothing is worse than a wobbly chair when doing fine line work or applying the needle with precision. Make sure it has a high load capacity (at least 120 kg).
• Hygiene & material: The upholstery must be comfortable, but the cover must be completely resistant to aggressive disinfectants. High-quality imitation leather is a must here to avoid cross-contamination.

2. Work chairs & stools: Ergonomics for you

Whether you're a tattoo artist or a piercer, you spend a large part of your day in a concentrated position. A poor chair will lead to chronic back problems in the long term.

What do you use them for? As your mobile base, allowing you full freedom of movement around the customer.

What should you look for?

• Ergonomics: Saddle stools are extremely popular because they keep your spine upright and give you stable support while tattooing.
• Casters: You need high-quality, smooth-running casters so you can move around easily without being distracted when you start tattooing.
• Wipeability: Your chair must also be completely disinfectable, as it is close to the work area.

3. Workstations & instrument tables

An organized workstation is the backbone of an efficient workflow—especially when piercing, where everything must be sterile and ready to go.

What do you use it for? For storing ink, needles, jewelry, pliers, and hygiene materials during the session.

What should you look for?

• Surface: Easy to wipe clean!
• Mobility: Make sure it has lockable casters so your equipment stays exactly where you need it.

4. Armrests & supports

Specialized supports are essential for detailed work on arms or legs.

What do you use them for? To immobilize your clients' extremities and position them at the perfect angle for you.

What should you look out for?

• Flexibility: The support surface should be able to tilt in all directions and lock securely in place.
• Stability: The base must be stable enough so that the support does not tip over when the customer shifts their weight onto it.

Why you should buy from us

We understand that your studio furniture is an investment in your professional future. Our products combine durability, medical hygiene standards, and a modern design that suits your style. We sell furniture that is not only functional but also underlines the professionalism of your studio.

Each of our pieces has been selected with feedback from industry professionals in mind. We pay attention to details such as reinforced seams, high-quality hydraulic pumps, and scratch-resistant coatings so that you can focus entirely on your craft.