ProjectsCommercial Fit-Out
Barber Shop Fit-Out
An empty unit turned into a working barber shop. The brief was a dark, high-contrast interior with plenty of texture on the walls, and enough light to work under all day without it feeling clinical.
How it was built
Stage by stage
- 1
First fix
Set out the floor plan and ran the electrics for the stations, the mirrors and the ceiling lighting before anything was covered up.

- 2
Flooring
Grey plank flooring laid throughout, run lengthways so the room reads longer than it is.

- 3
Slat panelling
Black slat panelling fitted floor to ceiling with brass trim between the runs, set out so the joints land behind the stations rather than in open wall.

- 4
Ceiling and lighting
Linear LED panels set into the ceiling in a geometric run, with planting fitted along the edge to soften the line where the ceiling meets the wall.

- 5
Stations and handover
Marble-effect units, round backlit mirrors and the wall-mounted screen fitted and levelled. Snagged, cleaned and handed over with a 12-month workmanship guarantee.

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