Barbers & hair salons / 46-SECOND OVERVIEW
Four design directions.
Four ways to introduce a shop or stylist: classic barbering, contemporary cuts, salon consultations and personal studio appointments.
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These are edited sequences of actual website excerpts, not continuous interactions or physical-phone tests. All depicted businesses and generated imagery are fictional. Public preview; sales are not open.
Find the direction for your brief.
District
District reads like a shop-window poster. Condensed type, a framed shop panorama and a warm-paper service tariff introduce neighborhood barbering.
Form
Form presents contemporary cuts through a graphic studio index. Oversized type, a displaced monochrome image strip and an acid-yellow accent define the opening.
Atelier
Atelier opens with a cinematic salon photograph and oversized serif title. Deep ink surfaces give way to a contrasting service edit for consultation-led hair care.
Chair
Chair introduces a private stylist through a personal studio journal. A cobalt spine, square studio photograph and first-visit notes shape the presentation.
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