DEMO Barber Shop— home

The shop

Six chairs and no music you have to shout over.

A barber shop is a room you sit in for forty-five minutes, so the room matters. Dark panelling, warm light, a tiled floor that has been swept between every cut, and enough space between chairs that the conversation next to you is not yours.

Looking down the aisle of the shop: black panelled walls, brass globe lights and a mosaic tile floor.
The room
The view from the chair — a wide mirror, a marble counter and the back bar behind.
From the chair
A barber working through the top of a cut, the customer caped in a striped barber cape.
Mid-cut
The shopfront from the pavement, with the barber pole beside the window.
Front door

By the numbers

Chairs, so the wait is short

6

Chairs, so the wait is short

Booked for a cut — not 20

45 min

Booked for a cut — not 20

Walk-ins taken until

11am

Walk-ins taken until

Cheapest thing on the menu

$22

Cheapest thing on the menu

Illustrative figures for a demonstration site.

Who cuts

Four barbers, four chairs, and each of them quicker at some of the menu than the rest. Read who does what before you book.

The chair is free tomorrow.

Booking takes about a minute and you can pick your barber and your time. If you would rather just turn up, mornings before eleven are your best chance of a free chair.