When it comes to barbershops,

the most unforgettable thing is the hairdresser Tony who loves to create.

 I don't know why they always misinterpret my meaning of "just a little cut"

 and create various hairstyles that make people feel bald.

I even suspected that hairdressers were not from the same world as us humans.

However, not all barbershops are a daunting 'hell',

and occasionally there is a 'heaven' like existence,

 just like this Brazilian 'Notorious Barbaria' barbershop,

making people want to live here directly, okay!

Feel free with hair or whatever!

This barber shop can be considered a fighter jet of a barber shop.

Unlike the small barber shops we see in daily life,

this barber shop covers a very large area

and uses six 40 foot containers to build indoor space.

Surrounding the container, there are pallets and green belts,

making it a rare and livable place!

The spatial layout of the barber shop pursues perfection,

with a skylight above the shop as the axis,

and a technical section on the left (such as tattoos, haircuts, and facial washing services);

On the right is an area dedicated to games, leisure, and bars.

It can be seen that this barber shop has a wide range of uses.

In addition to the barber area,

there are also tattoo spaces, amusement areas, bars,

food spaces, warehouses, offices, and employee areas.

A barber shop can already meet all your dining,

drinking, and entertainment needs.

So what amusement park should you go to?

What coffee shop are you going to?

And the design of the leisure area is very retro,

you will see many old photos of murals,

even the walls and billiards tables

are made of wood color - simple and with a historical flavor.

 The overall color tone is very harmonious and unified,

with only black and brown at first glance,

 giving a clean and uniform feeling.

In addition to the spacious first floor activity space,

 there is also a relatively private second floor conference room,

mainly used for administrative activities and private receptions.

Walking up the rotating staircase,

 it is still a small space transformed from a container.

Pictures courtesy of Notorious Barber