Laveen & South Mountain
Start close to the planned Laveen Village salon, then explore South Mountain neighborhoods, parks, schools, roads, and golf-course context.
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Reserve NowElement Nail Bar Laveen · Opening 2028
Element Nail Bar Laveen is planned for Laveen Village in Phoenix, in the 85339 planning area. The salon is planned to open in 2028. The exact storefront address and hours are not confirmed, and booking is not open yet. Explore the six area groups below to find useful route context and service planning.
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Laveen stays at the center. Use the groups below to compare local context, roads, landmarks, services, and related guides.
Start close to the planned Laveen Village salon, then explore South Mountain neighborhoods, parks, schools, roads, and golf-course context.
Explore guidePlan from Estrella Village, Lower Buckeye, Tolleson, and the southern Maryvale edge without implying another Element storefront.
Explore guideCompare Ahwatukee Foothills neighborhoods and Guadalupe connections across Baseline, Ray, Pecos, and Loop 202.
Explore guideUse a clear Tempe parent guide and practical child guides for ASU, Kiwanis Park, South Tempe, and the Priest–Baseline area.
Explore guideFocus on western Mesa, Dobson Ranch, the Fiesta District, and US 60 access; Downtown Mesa is treated as an edge context.
Explore guideFocus on West Chandler, Price Corridor, Chandler Fashion Center, Desert Breeze Park, and western travel connections to Laveen.
Explore guideLaveen & South Mountain
Start close to the planned Laveen Village salon, then explore South Mountain neighborhoods, parks, schools, roads, and golf-course context.
Laveen Village is the planned home area for Element Nail Bar Laveen. Phoenix describes the village as a community with agricultural heritage, open space, and access to South Mountain; 85339 is a planning reference, not a confirmed storefront address.
Explore guideLaveen Farms is a residential community within the wider Laveen Village planning area. This guide helps residents plan future care while the storefront details are still being confirmed.
Explore guideLaveen Meadows is a distinct Laveen residential context for guests who want a repeatable future salon routine close to the village they already know.
Explore guideDobbins Village and nearby Cottonfields-area communities sit within the larger Laveen and South Mountain setting. Use this page by community context, not as a second salon location.
Explore guideCesar Chavez Park and Alvord Lake are useful recreation landmarks for the south Phoenix and Laveen area. They orient a future trip without suggesting the salon is inside the park or beside the lake.
Explore guideAguila 18 Golf Course is a Phoenix public course at the base of South Mountain near 35th Avenue and Baseline Road. It is a local landmark, not an Element business location.
Explore guideSouth Mountain Village is the broader Phoenix context east and north of Laveen. Phoenix planning materials describe neighborhoods, agriculture, open space, and South Mountain Park; Laveen remains the planned destination here.
Explore guideSouth Mountain Village has a mix of historic, residential, agricultural, and recreational settings. This page keeps the future Laveen salon as the destination and uses the village for local orientation.
Explore guideBaseline Road, Dobbins Road, and Southern Avenue connect several Laveen and South Phoenix starting points. A corridor guide helps compare origins without turning a road into a neighborhood or storefront claim.
Explore guideSouth Central Avenue, Broadway Road, and Roeser Road form practical reference corridors between South Phoenix, South Mountain Village, and Laveen. Use this page for route planning, not a promise of a salon along each road.
Explore guideSouth Mountain Community College is an education landmark for the south Phoenix and South Mountain area. It provides local orientation while the Laveen salon remains a planned future destination.
Explore guideSouthwest Phoenix & Tolleson
Plan from Estrella Village, Lower Buckeye, Tolleson, and the southern Maryvale edge without implying another Element storefront.
Estrella Village and the Lower Buckeye corridor are west and northwest of Laveen. Phoenix identifies Estrella as a planning village; this guide supports origin-to-Laveen planning without claiming a Laveen address in Estrella.
Explore guideTolleson is a distinct West Valley city along the I-10 corridor. This page helps guests evaluate a future Laveen visit; it is not a second Element salon in Tolleson.
Explore guideSouthern Maryvale, Desert West, and Westridge are western-edge origin contexts that can connect toward Laveen. They are not represented as Laveen neighborhoods or salon locations.
Explore guideGarden Lakes and Cashion sit near the western edge of this planning brief. Compare the complete trip and an established Element option before committing to a future Laveen visit.
Explore guideAvondale and Goodyear remain useful origin-to-Laveen planning contexts. Compare an established Element location when it is the better fit, then use this guide when Laveen is intentional.
Explore guideAhwatukee & Guadalupe
Compare Ahwatukee Foothills neighborhoods and Guadalupe connections across Baseline, Ray, Pecos, and Loop 202.
Ahwatukee and Ahwatukee Foothills sit east of Laveen across major road connections. This page helps guests decide whether a future Laveen visit fits their repeat-care routine.
Explore guideFoothills Reserve is a distinct Ahwatukee neighborhood context for guests comparing a future Laveen destination with their regular errands and maintenance visits.
Explore guideMountain Park Ranch is an Ahwatukee neighborhood with its own internal streets and community identity. This guide gives residents a practical future Laveen plan without promising a nearby branch.
Explore guideLakewood is a distinct Ahwatukee neighborhood near the south Phoenix and Chandler connections. Use the guide to compare a future Laveen visit with your weekly route.
Explore guideGuadalupe is a distinct community south of Tempe and east of South Mountain. This is an origin guide for planning a future Laveen visit, not a local branch page.
Explore guidePecos Road, Ray Road, and Loop 202 connect Ahwatukee, Chandler, and the south Phoenix edge. This corridor guide supports route decisions without promising a direct or fixed trip.
Explore guideTempe & South Tempe
Use a clear Tempe parent guide and practical child guides for ASU, Kiwanis Park, South Tempe, and the Priest–Baseline area.
Tempe and South Tempe are East Valley origins that may be relevant for guests who prefer a future Laveen destination. Travel time and route depend on the exact starting address.
Explore guideDowntown Tempe and the Arizona State University area are a distinct northern edge of this brief. This page helps guests decide whether Laveen fits a broader trip rather than implying a Tempe salon.
Explore guideKiwanis Park is a 125-acre Tempe regional park near Mill Avenue and All America Way. Its lake and recreation center make it a reliable South Tempe landmark for planning a future Laveen visit.
Explore guideTempe Royal Palms is a South Tempe neighborhood context for guests building a repeat-care routine around the future Laveen destination.
Explore guideArizona Mills and the Priest Drive–Baseline area form a practical South Tempe reference point. Use this guide to compare errands, service needs, and the future Laveen route without promising exact travel time.
Explore guideRural Road, McClintock Drive, Elliot Road, and Warner Road connect South Tempe neighborhoods with different traffic patterns. This guide keeps route planning practical and local.
Explore guideMesa & West Mesa
Focus on western Mesa, Dobson Ranch, the Fiesta District, and US 60 access; Downtown Mesa is treated as an edge context.
Mesa is a broad East Valley city, so this parent guide stays focused on western Mesa and practical connections toward Laveen. Downtown Mesa is an edge context rather than a reason to expand across East Mesa.
Explore guideWest Mesa is the priority Mesa coverage area for this hub. It links established neighborhoods, parks, and the US 60 corridor with practical route planning toward the future Laveen salon.
Explore guideDobson Ranch is a distinct West Mesa community with a lake-and-park setting. Mesa identifies Dobson Ranch facilities in its parks system; this guide uses the neighborhood as an origin context only.
Explore guideThe Fiesta District around Dobson and Southern is a recognizable West Mesa employment, education, and retail context. It offers a visitor purpose distinct from the broader Mesa parent guide.
Explore guideDobson Road and US 60 are western Mesa reference corridors for guests comparing a future Laveen trip with their normal route across the Valley.
Explore guideChandler & West Chandler
Focus on West Chandler, Price Corridor, Chandler Fashion Center, Desert Breeze Park, and western travel connections to Laveen.
Chandler is a large city with distinct western and southern districts. This parent guide emphasizes West Chandler and practical travel toward Laveen instead of treating every neighborhood as equally close.
Explore guideChandler describes West Chandler as a business district bounded by I-10 and Loop 202, with nearby neighborhoods, retail, and Desert Breeze Park. This is the western Chandler focus for the Laveen hub.
Explore guideChandler Fashion Center and the Price Corridor are a distinct retail and employment context in western Chandler. The city identifies Price Corridor as a major employment area with access to Loop 101 and Loop 202.
Explore guideDesert Breeze Park is a verified West Chandler landmark with fields, courts, a lake, and family recreation. It is local context for route planning and is not a salon location.
Explore guideRay Road, Warner Road, and Chandler Boulevard are practical western Chandler corridors for guests deciding whether a future Laveen visit fits their routine.
Explore guideDowntown Chandler is a boundary-area context for visitors already combining a Chandler itinerary with a future Laveen visit. It is not presented as the closest Chandler starting point.
Explore guideVisit an established Element salon while Laveen prepares to open.
Element 16 · 16th Street · book 16th Street
Downtown Phoenix Element · book Downtown Phoenix
Appointments at those links take place at the selected sister salon. Laveen opening updates remain here.
See opening updates →Plan the visit
Element Nail Bar Laveen is planned to open in 2028. The storefront address and hours are not confirmed yet; use the opening updates page for confirmed information.
Plan the visit
Start with pedicures, especially the Organic Spa Pedicure, then compare Builder Gel or BIAB and Gel-X. Review the service directory and approved menu before appointments are released.