Showing posts with label barber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barber. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 9, 2025
Your barber will see you now, right this way...
Gentlemen,...and why not ladies too,...imagine having your hair cut and for the men, beard trimmed at the incredible Eredi Zucca in Milan, founded in 1652. Located at Via Bigli, 6, 20121, the Neo-Classical interiors feature ebonized paneled walls, intricate mosaic floors, coffered ceilings, large plaster portrait medallions, and only three private care areas with luxurious green velvet barber chairs. They sell hair, body, and beard care products through their site (although delivery to the US is probably suspended due to the current confusion of bizarre, whimsical tariffs). I really love the wunderkammer (German, meaning "wonder cabinet") or cabinet of curiosities on their homepage where they display wares amongst treasures both natural and man-made. Gorgeous!
https://eredizucca.com/
https://eredizucca.com/
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
BEAUTY: Interior--Barberia Royal in Mexico City
ROW Studio, under the direction of Álvaro Hernández Felix, Nadia Hernández Felix and Alfonso Maldonado Ochoa, just created a fantastic barber chop in Mexico City called Barberia Royal.
The description of the space on their blog:
"The lower half of the space relates in colors and materials to the long standing heritage of traditional barbershops including a black and white hexagonal tiles floor with a flower pattern and the Royal name greeting all the patrons at the entrance.
In contrast the ceiling is shaped with an intricate faceted surface that adapts to the changing heights of the space and the structural elements of the building finished with a laser-cut golden anodized aluminum reflective surface that mirrors the plan view of the shop and sharpens the edges of the volume creating a point of interest for the clients as they lay back on the service chairs.
The store plan is distributed into two equally important zones: the waiting area with a fully stocked courtesy bar, very comfortable leathered stools and sofas, shelves with exhibition of the best grooming products for sale that share the space with a real life buffalo head and a fully restored vintage Triumph motorcycle as decorative highlights; the service area is furnished with original chairs from the 1950s upholstered in mustard yellow each facing a large scale beveled mirror with a rounded gilded frame with golden heads of a lion, a wolf, a stag, a zebra, an elephant and a moose fixed onto its surfaces."
http://rowarch.com/
The description of the space on their blog:
"The lower half of the space relates in colors and materials to the long standing heritage of traditional barbershops including a black and white hexagonal tiles floor with a flower pattern and the Royal name greeting all the patrons at the entrance.
In contrast the ceiling is shaped with an intricate faceted surface that adapts to the changing heights of the space and the structural elements of the building finished with a laser-cut golden anodized aluminum reflective surface that mirrors the plan view of the shop and sharpens the edges of the volume creating a point of interest for the clients as they lay back on the service chairs.
The store plan is distributed into two equally important zones: the waiting area with a fully stocked courtesy bar, very comfortable leathered stools and sofas, shelves with exhibition of the best grooming products for sale that share the space with a real life buffalo head and a fully restored vintage Triumph motorcycle as decorative highlights; the service area is furnished with original chairs from the 1950s upholstered in mustard yellow each facing a large scale beveled mirror with a rounded gilded frame with golden heads of a lion, a wolf, a stag, a zebra, an elephant and a moose fixed onto its surfaces."
http://rowarch.com/
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Friday, January 2, 2015
Awesome Haircut
My next haircut:
I got my hair cut last week and it is a lot like this, but not exact. My favorite is the second photo, so I will grow a bit on top and then hopefully do something like this for the next haircut. He and I have the same hair color!
I got my hair cut last week and it is a lot like this, but not exact. My favorite is the second photo, so I will grow a bit on top and then hopefully do something like this for the next haircut. He and I have the same hair color!
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