The shop
Yes, the wall is really teal.
Walk into Suite 13 and you'll see it — the teal wall, the flower lights, the black stations, the Audrey print watching over the floor. Color My World has looked like itself since 2014, and it works the way it looks: warm, a little bold, and serious about color.
Illustrative, for now — our own shoot is coming. The unhurried part is accurate.
Founded on a simple bet.
Leigh Mabry opened Color My World in 2014 on a bet that a neighborhood shop could do career-level color without the big-salon rush or the big-salon attitude. She built it as a house for independent stylists — people good enough to keep their own clients — and gave them the teal wall to do it under.
Twelve-plus years later the corridor knows: if you want color — the kind that looks like you were born with it, or the kind that stops traffic — this is the shop people name. The rest of the internet is finally catching up.
This is our first real website. The reputation got here first.
How the house runs.
Consultation first
No bowl is mixed before the conversation: your history, your hair's health, your upkeep appetite. The plan is honest even when the honest answer is 'not in one visit.'
Independent chairs
Each stylist runs their own chair, menu, and booking. That means career-level people who stay — and a shop that runs on reputation, not rotation.
The whole shelf
Natural to wild isn't a slogan; it's inventory. Quiet dimension and full fantasy get the same careful chemistry and the same straight talk.
The people at the chairs.
Ginger
Color Specialist
Color transformations & precision cuts
Jessica Hobbs
Barber & Stylist
Men's cuts, fades, kids' cuts, straight-razor work
Leigh Mabry
Owner
The house itself