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Savannah, Georgia

A nail studio that tells you what it costs first

Lacquer & Lark Nail Studio publishes what every service covers, how long it is booked for and what it costs, then confirms all three before a file touches a nail.

A technician in pink gloves painting a nail with a fine brush, hands only in the frame.
Every set is painted by hand, one nail at a time.

The six services

Every service has a written scope, a length it is booked for and a published price. All six are listed here, and the services page adds what each one covers in full.

  • Classic manicure

    Shaping, cuticle work and one colour, booked for 45 minutes.

    $42

  • Gel manicure

    Shaping and cuticle work under a cured gel colour, booked for an hour.

    $58

  • Classic pedicure

    A soak, nail work, a light foot smooth and one colour, booked for 55 minutes.

    $62

  • Spa pedicure

    The classic pedicure with a longer soak, a scrub and a leg massage, booked for 75 minutes.

    $85

  • Structured gel overlay

    A reinforcing gel layer built over the natural nail, booked for 90 minutes.

    from $74

  • Polish change

    Old colour off, one new colour on, no shaping, booked for 20 minutes.

    $24

How Lacquer & Lark Nail Studio works

The nails are checked first, the scope and the price are confirmed out loud, and the work is reported against that scope afterwards. A set that turns out to need more than the booked service is re-quoted, never quietly upgraded.

The studio, the tools and the work

The captions say what each photograph shows. None of them claims to be work completed by Lacquer & Lark Nail Studio.

  • A hand with short nails painted in dense blue glitter polish, resting on a pale surface.
    Blue glitter, laid down in three coats and sealed flat so nothing catches.
  • Fingernails painted pale peach with a fine feather design drawn across each one.
    Freehand feather work, drawn one nail at a time.
  • Nails in purple and white with a swirled stamped pattern across the tips.
    A stamped swirl over a cured purple base.
  • A hand with nails painted in silver and dark glitter, held against a dark background.
    A darker set. This one is booked most often in December.
  • A hand with nails in purple glitter polish, the fingers slightly curled.
    The same glitter in purple. The finish is the polish itself, not a topcoat trick.
  • An old manicure set laid open, with steel files, nippers and a buffer in fitted slots.
    A manicure set from a museum collection. The tools have not changed much.

The people who do the work

Four technicians, each concentrating on two of the six services. A visitor may ask for a particular one through the contact form.

  • A hand with a finished set of long almond nails in soft pink, photographed against a plain background with no face in frame.

    Renata Solano

    Founder and lead technician

    Leads structured gel work and first-visit consultations, with attention to nail condition, the length a visitor can actually live with, and a maintenance interval that is honest about regrowth. The role says plainly when a set should be taken off and rested rather than rebuilt.

  • A close view of three nails in a deep red cream polish, the hand at rest.

    Camille Oyelaran

    Senior gel specialist

    Concentrates on gel colour and overlays: preparation, cure times and a finish that holds at the sidewall instead of lifting. Each service starts with a look at the free edge and the cuticle, so the method follows the nail in front of the technician rather than a photograph.

  • A technician's hands working at a nail desk, with files and polish bottles laid out beside them.

    Priya Raghunathan

    Pedicure and foot-care lead

    Runs the classic and spa pedicures, including the soak, the nail work and a light smoothing of hard skin. The role keeps to cosmetic foot care and refers anything that looks like a medical matter to a podiatrist rather than working on it.

  • A finished set of almond nails with hand-painted florals and a dotted outline.

    Delia Marchetti

    Nail artist and colour lead

    Handles freehand art, stamping and colour matching, and keeps the studio's colour record so a shade can be repeated on a later visit. The role prices art by the time it takes and quotes that time before the brush comes out.

What customers have said

  • The technician talked through the shape and the length before starting, and the price at the desk was the price on the website.

    Sixto P.

  • The gel manicure was booked for an hour and took an hour. Nothing was added at the desk and nothing was rushed.

    Fiona J.

  • The spa pedicure was unhurried and the soak was long enough to be worth paying for. The studio said what it would do and then did that.

    Roman S.

  • The overlay was explained honestly, including how long it would last and when it would need rebalancing.

    Layla F.

  • The published information matched the actual conversation. Nothing felt hidden and there was no pressure to add extras.

    Percy T.

  • A polish change is a small booking and it was treated like a real one. The colour was matched from the bottle, not from a screen.

    Anouk G.

Four questions, answered plainly

How should a visitor choose a service?

Start with the service descriptions, the length each one is booked for and the price. Contact the studio when two options look equally suitable.

Are the displayed prices final?

A published price applies to the scope printed under it. A price that begins with “from” is confirmed after the nails are seen and before any work begins.

What should a first-time visitor prepare?

Say what is on the nails now, whether anything needs removing, and which service is being considered. The studio confirms any further preparation directly.

Can a visitor request a specific technician?

Yes. Use the contact form to name a preferred technician; availability is confirmed separately.

A question about a service, a length or a price

The contact form takes a question and sends it to the studio. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one confirms a time by itself.

Occasional notes from the studio

An email address only, used to send occasional notes about the studio. No offers chased by a countdown and no third party.

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