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TONY ADAM's Barber Shop interior

An industrial barber shop interior built around steel, oak, concrete and the atmosphere of classic American barbershops. Existing structural interventions exposed massive steel beams that became the natural foundation of the entire concept. Instead of hiding them, we used them to define the identity of the interior—raw, dark and unmistakably masculine.

Industrial Barber Shop Interior

The concept of the space grew from what was already present in the interior. Massive exposed steel beams created during structural modifications defined both the layout and the overall atmosphere of the barber shop. The steel construction was combined with natural oak, scraped plaster walls, concrete flooring and retro tiles. The goal was to create an authentic masculine interior that feels naturally raw and honest rather than artificially stylized.

The layout was organized without major structural interventions. The entrance area with the bar transitions into the main space with barber chairs, followed by a darker corridor featuring product displays and access to the restroom, leading further to the washing stations at the rear. Individual functions are separated mainly through materials, lighting and changing atmosphere across the interior.

Detail of the bar counter in Tony Adam's Barbershop — natural oak cladding with irregular edges on the bar front, dark steel countertop and built-in steel product shelving, industrial pendant lights

Full view of the industrial interior of Tony Adam's Barbershop — oak bar counter with metal stools in the foreground, red leather retro barber chairs with mirror in the background and exposed steel beam below the ceiling

Bar counter at Tony Adam's Barbershop with three metal bar stools, oak-clad front and two rows of lit steel shelves packed with spirit bottles and industrial pendant lights

Detail of two rows of steel back-bar shelves with spirit bottles at Tony Adam's Barbershop — tap on the countertop and industrial pendant light as a reference to classic American barbershops

Man in a black leather jacket sitting on the leather Chesterfield sofa with a glass of whisky at Tony Adam's Barbershop — bright window behind, atmosphere of a classic men's barbershop

Barber stations at Tony Adam's Barbershop — three retro red leather chairs in front of a large timber-framed mirror, steel girder with integrated sinks, scraped plaster ceiling and industrial pendant lights

Steel, oak and retro details in the barbershop interior

The dominant feature of the interior is a bar made from massive timber beams with irregular edges, complemented by an elevated steel counter that conceals the operational area while also serving as a footrest. Opposite the bar sits a vintage leather sofa referencing classic American barbershops. The shaving stations are formed by pairs of steel girders with integrated sinks and subtle wooden shelves for cosmetics. Electrical outlets for clippers and hairdryers are hidden directly within the steel structure.

Each barber station is equipped with a handcrafted retro chair upholstered in red leather. The walls behind the mirrors were stripped back to the original plaster finish, while large-format mirrors extend across the entire wall surface. The product zone is separated by a dark corridor with exposed brick walls, black paint and bold geometric retro tiles. Slim steel rods placed in front of the glass partition serve as discreet coat hangers. The entire barber shop interior is based on a combination of raw materials, detail and honest craftsmanship.

Washing stations at the rear of Tony Adam's Barbershop — three black leather wash chairs with white basins, open oak shelving with rolled towels and hair care products, industrial pendant lights

Bearded man standing in the product corridor of Tony Adam's Barbershop — black steel shelving with Layrite pomades on both sides and an exposed painted brick wall behind

View through the steel-framed glass partition into Tony Adam's Barbershop — leather jacket hung on a slim steel rod, exposed brick walls and geometric retro floor tiles in the dark corridor

Product zone of Tony Adam's Barbershop — black steel shelving units with oak bases displaying hair and beard care products, exposed painted brick wall and geometric retro floor tiles

Dark product corridor in Tony Adam's Barbershop — black steel shelving units with oak bases filled with pomades and hair care products, black ceiling and geometric retro floor tiles with a view toward the barber chairs

Are you curious about how we approach interior design projects like this? Read more about it here in the section INTERIORS

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by Radka - 14. 5. 2026