
A barbershop built in the shape of a gallery. Four chairs, twenty four services, and a five star record across three hundred and forty six reviews.
01 The House
Collectible art on plinths, a ceiling built out of light, and leather you would not be embarrassed to wait in. The room was designed before the first appointment was taken.

The Gallery
It is the reason for the name. Pieces sit on lit plinths, placed the way a gallery would place them, and they change. Most people come for the cut and leave talking about the room.
The Ceiling
A hexagonal grid runs the length of the floor, so there is no bad seat and no yellow corner. It is the reason the work photographs the way it does, and the reason nobody has to angle a phone at a window.

02 The Record
Not one of them below five. The best of them is printed, framed and hung on the wall above the floor, which means it is in the background of every photograph taken in this room.
"Best barbershop in town!!" · Montse Luna

03 The Work
Fades, colour, design work and restraint. Tap any frame to open it.
In the chair
The wait
Colour
Design
The wall
Before
After
04 Tool · Demonstration
Drag the handle. Ten seconds per client, same seat, same angle, one frame each side.
The two frames here are existing photographs rather than a genuine pair, so this shows the mechanic rather than a result. Filled with real pairs it turns three hundred and forty six five star reviews into something a person can actually see.
05 Tool · Live
Choose what you want. The total and the time in the chair update as you go, before you reserve anything.
Nothing selected yet.
Published rates. Beard, moustache, eyebrows and hair design are priced separately from a haircut.
Reserve this06 Tool · The Cut Card
Short on the sides means five different things. Build it once, keep the card, and any chair in the house can read it back.
The Artist's Club · Cut Card
AC-LT-21
Demonstration. Built out properly the card saves against the client, reads back at the chair, and prompts the rebook when the cut is due.
Bring this card in08 The Chairs
Each keeps their own book and their own record.

Jonathan M.

Abdiel R.

Andy R.

Keith A.
09 The Owners
Two owners, both still behind a chair. The doors opened in October 2024 on the idea that the room and the service should set the standard rather than meet it.
More than a barbershop. A brand and a movement, sharing the craft with the next generation of barbers and building opportunity beyond the chair.

10 Visit