A new business is coming to Raleigh’s Village District. Here’s what to know
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- Tone Hair Salon will open a second Raleigh location at 2030 Cameron St. this year.
- Salon replaces Hair Color Xperts, which closed after 22 years in August.
- Village District recently gained Tilebar and Littles of Raleigh.
Raleigh’s Village District continues to fill with tenants, and another business recently announced plans to expand to the shopping center.
Tone Hair Salon is moving into the former Hair Color Xperts at the shopping center west of downtown Raleigh, Eric Davidson, the director of communications for Village District owner Regency Centers, confirmed to The News & Observer in an email. Hair Color Xperts closed in August after 22 years.
With one location in North Raleigh, near Falls of Neuse and Strickland roads, Tone Hair Salon will open its second location this year at Village District, formerly known as Cameron Village.
The salon, which offers color services, extensions and haircuts, is now hiring for positions at Village District.
Tone will open at 2030 Cameron St. between the beauty store Aillea and Village District Nail Spa.
New Village District stores
A few locally owned and national businesses have opened at Village District in recent months.
- Littles of Raleigh, a sister store to Littles of Cary, is the newest tenant. The boutique, which offers children’s clothing, “mom and me” wear and gifts, held a soft opening in late January.
- Tilebar’s only Triangle showroom opened late last year.
- Maeve, which started as a house label from Anthropologie, was spun off into a separate company, and its first ever brick-and-mortar landed at Village District in October.
- Mr. Henry, a cocktail bar from the team behind SideBar and Hank’s Downtown Dive in Cary, moved into the old Which Wich. The sandwich shop has been transformed with dark woods and leather, dark green walls and equestrian-themed artwork. Mr. Henry began serving classic cocktails and signature drinks, plus beer, wine and alcohol-free choices in September.
The boutique Francesca’s recently closed its Village District store.
This story was originally published March 26, 2026 at 1:20 PM with the headline "A new business is coming to Raleigh’s Village District. Here’s what to know."
