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The hour is yours.
A split hero: a quiet chair, a bone field and a short promise. The first screen feels like a studio, not a ready-made template.
Work / Hale Barber Studio
Concept project
Hale Barber Studio
A five-page concept for an independent barbershop. The site is built around a quiet hour in the chair: bone, forest green, and photographs of the room, not stock smiles.
Starting point
To design a complete barbershop site that would stand as commissioned work: its own identity, several real pages, and a visit experience without invented bookings or reviews.
Aim
To show how WEBAUR would approach a small service business: typography, photography and a clear path, without a generic template.
Audience
An independent barber who wants a site as careful as the cut — small, precise and calm, not loud advertising.
This is a concept project. It is not a paying client’s website, and it does not invent customers, reviews or results.
Brand identity
Hale
Barber Studio
Colour palette
Paper
#E7DFD2
#E7DFD2
Paper 2
#DCD2C2
#DCD2C2
Ink
#16120E
#16120E
Forest
#1E3328
#1E3328
Brass
#8F7344
#8F7344
Typefaces
Cormorant GaramondThe hour is yours.The same self-hosted face as the live demo — not the studio’s Instrument Serif.
OutfitCuts, colour and a chair that is yours for the hour.Self-hosted Outfit, as on the live demo.
Page by page
Hale Barber Studio
Services
The menu.
A service list with example prices. Typography treats the list as editorial, not a cramped table.
Barbers
Aino Vartiainen.
One fictional barber, introduced with a portrait and a short biography. The person in the photograph is a model; the name and studio are invented.
Gallery
The room, close in.
Close photographs of the room and the work: chairs, tools, light. The pictures carry the brand more than slogans do.
Visit
How a visit would work.
An address, hours and an invitation, clearly labelled as a concept. Nothing on this page makes a real booking.
Main features
- Five pages: home, services, barbers, gallery, visit
- A service menu with example prices
- A staff introduction and a close-in gallery of the room
- A visit page that does not pretend to take real appointments
The visit page includes hours, a fictional address, and a booking form that does not send. It states plainly that this is a concept.
Design decisions
Let typography carry the brand.
Cormorant Garamond is the studio’s voice; Outfit keeps the body text readable. A brass monogram and typographic wordmark keep Hale distinct from WEBAUR’s own Instrument Serif.
Photograph the room, not a campaign.
The gallery and hero speak of chairs, light and tools. That is closer to a real trade than posed portraits.
Stay honest about contact.
A real business would need a real booking tool. This concept does not pretend that one already exists.
Start a project
Let’s build something your customers will remember.
Tell us about your business and what you would like to improve. We’ll take it from there.