This Tokyo Barber Shop Boasts a Minimalist Pared Down Interior
Rebecca Byers — May 29, 2015 — Art & Design
References: mikiyakobayashi & retaildesignblog.net
This recently opened Udagawa barber shop in Tokyo is a highly innovative minimalist approach to the conventional salon space. The conceptual layout is pared down to contain only the essentials, while it is also stands out thanks to its contrasting plywood and white walls.The space was designed by Mikiya Kobayashi.
The emptiness of the space is wonderfully refreshing, especially when compared to the stereotypical buzz of a traditional salon space filled with copies of old magazines. The black fixtures and sleek high-tech salon chairs leave plenty of room for imagination and is sure to be a conversation-starter in itself.
The stylized barber shop space commands a great amount of attention thanks to its general curb appeal, especially when compared to the colorful overwhelming graphics of its neighbors.
The emptiness of the space is wonderfully refreshing, especially when compared to the stereotypical buzz of a traditional salon space filled with copies of old magazines. The black fixtures and sleek high-tech salon chairs leave plenty of room for imagination and is sure to be a conversation-starter in itself.
The stylized barber shop space commands a great amount of attention thanks to its general curb appeal, especially when compared to the colorful overwhelming graphics of its neighbors.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Design - Opportunity for businesses to create streamlined and simplistic interiors that focus on essential elements.
2. Contrasting Materials - Innovation lies in using contrasting materials to create a visually striking and unique atmosphere.
3. Curb Appeal - Opportunity for businesses to grab attention by having a standout and visually appealing exterior design.
Industry Implications
1. Barber Shops - Barber shops can explore minimalistic designs and contrasting materials to create a unique customer experience.
2. Interior Design - Opportunity for interior designers to embrace minimalism and experimentation with contrasting materials in their projects.
3. Salons - Innovation lies in moving away from traditional salon designs and adopting minimalist, conversation-starter interiors.
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