
Blade & Brush opened in 2014 with two chairs and a simple promise: treat every haircut like it matters. A decade later, the chairs have multiplied but the standard hasn't moved.
We're old-school where it counts — straight razors, hot towels, real conversation — and modern where it helps, like booking your chair from your phone in under a minute.
Every cut gets our full attention — no rushing the chair, ever.
On time, every time. Your appointment is your appointment.
First visit or five-hundredth — you leave looking and feeling sharp.
Photography: “Barber Tatsumiya in Kahoku, Yamagata 2009-10-23.jpg” by 克年 三沢 — CC BY 2.0 · “Antique barber's tools (42952164200).jpg” by Thomas Quine — CC BY 2.0 · “Clippers, hair (AM 648289).jpg” by Unknown author — CC BY 4.0 · “Village Barber Cutting Station.jpg” by Tessa Bury — CC BY 4.0 · “Barber Shop - Playa del Carmen, Mexico - August 17, 2014.jpg” by Giorgio Galeotti — CC BY 4.0 · “Clippers, hair (AM 648291).jpg” by Unknown author — CC BY 4.0 · “Empty Shop, and Barber (27089538200).jpg” by Matthew Paul Argall from Australia — CC BY 2.0 · “Analog 理髪店 (28600326118).jpg” by whity — CC BY 2.0 · “Barber shop (4682858271).jpg” by jimmyweee — CC BY 2.0 · “Barbers near Seraskerat, Constantinople, Turkey, ca. 1895 (2984763363).jpg” by trialsanderrors — CC BY 2.0 · “Analog 理髪店 (28600266768).jpg” by whity — CC BY 2.0 · “CortadorPelo314.jpg” by Tamorlan — CC BY 3.0 · “Barber cutting hair with comb. Back view of man in barber shop.jpg” by Nenad Stojkovic — CC BY 2.0 · “Set of seven cutthroat razors, London, England, 1801-1900 Wellcome L0058118.jpg” by Unknown — CC BY 4.0 · Full provenance for every image is recorded in ASSET_SOURCES.md.
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