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34. San Jose, CA 40. Salt Lake City, UT Don't see your city? We designed Best of Seven to deliver five distinct experiences and worked to make each one the best possible from our client’s perspective. It starts at check-in. Rare for a barbershop, we have a reception staff. They will hang up your coat, store your workbag and get you a cup of coffee. You’re then directed to the bar, where you have a seat and read a magazine while you watch the sports or business highlights. We have free Wi-Fi and phone charging too. When your barber is close to finishing their current client, one of our awesome reception staff will take you to the sinks where you’ll get a shampoo, conditioning, ‘turn you to jelly’ scalp massage and hot or cold towel. From here your barber will wake you and take you to their chair. Aside from an amazing cut, you’ll appreciate we have the highest hygiene standards you’ll find anywhere. When you’re cut is done, your barber will turn you back over to reception to get your coat, bag and settle up!
All this happens in 20 minutes or so, over 750 times a week!In an interview with a Knoll historian, Marcel Breuer described how he came to begin experimenting with bent tubular steel while at the Bauhaus: “At that time I was rather idealistic. I made friends with a young architect, and I bought my first bicycle. I learned to ride the bicycle and talked to this young fellow and told him that the bicycle seems to be a perfect production because it hasn’t changed in the last twenty, thirty years. It is still the original bicycle form. He said, “Did you ever see how they make those parts? How they bend those handlebars? You would be interested because they bend those steel tubes like macaroni.” "This somehow remained in my mind, and I started to think about steel tubes which are bent into frames—probably that is the material you could use for an elastic and transparent chair. Typically, I was very much engaged with the transparency of the form. "That is how the first chair was made…
I realized that the bending had to go further. It should only be bent with no points of welding on it so it could also be chromed in parts and put together. That is how the first Wassily was born. I was myself somewhat afraid of criticism. I didn’t tell anyone I was doing these experiments actually. Kandinsky, who came by chance to my studio when the first chair was brought in, said, “What’s this?” He was very interested and then the Bauhaus got very interested in it. A year later, I had furnished the whole Bauhaus with this furniture.”A neighborhood barbershop from Harry's 64 MacDougal St., New York (646) 998 - 3245 Harry’s Corner Shop was designed to be a neighborhood shop - a modern store built with respect for the community atmosphere of the traditional barbershop. It’s an intimate spot where regulars and new-comers can hang out, get a haircut and shave from experienced barbers, discover new and interesting products that may add to their grooming routine or their daily lives, and build long lasting relationships with others in the neighborhood.
- Price List - We’ve selected only the finest barbers to work in our shop, and have worked with them to carefully hone methods for providing exceptional haircuts and shaves. Additionally, in an effort to get to know you and deliver the best service, we have created a “Cut Archive” iPad app. This will enable us to record each of your cuts and preferences (to utilize for future haircuts) and enable our barbers to get to know you better and deliver the most consistent and exceptional service time and again. Originally from Rhode Island, Will relocated to Brooklyn two years ago. With seven years of industry experience at some of the most elite shops in the east, Will creates a customer experience that is nothing short of exceptional. His grooming skills are top shelf – he can cut kids' hair, long hair, and everything in between. The cherry on top? His fades are just as mean as his long-layered scissor cuts. Harry's is proud to have him in the family. Outside of Harry's, Will produces and performs electronic music (the good kind).
Raised in Queens and from a long line of barbers, Alex has been cutting hair for over 15 years and can handle anything you throw at her. Unruly beard that needs a trim? Great conversation with an even better barber? Whether it's one of her fresh cuts or a old-fashioned towel shave, you'll be in good hands in her chair. Vlad developed his love of cutting hair watching his mother at her salon in the Bronx and the rest, as they say, was history. From smooth towel shaves to classic cuts and killer fades, you can't go wrong in his chair. Add in some great conversation and a laid-back vibe and you'll understand why so many have been asking for him by name. In addition to Harry’s shaving products, we carry a collection of unique items carefully selected with the purpose of adding to your everyday life in little ways. These items include Makr leather goods, Sleepy Jones boxers, Geneva portable speakers, a Trusco toolbox, Biltwell motorcycle helmets, and much more. We want the store to be a place where you can always discover new and interesting items and we’ll continue to add things that we love to the collection.