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1855 Barbershop

1855 Barbershop

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This Barbershops name is rich in history as 1855 was the year the Prebbles broke ground in the area as the earliest settlers, then shortly after in 1862 the Prebbleton village was established. Read more
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A historic barbershop blending industrial design with rich timber accents and local Kiwi culture, celebrating the legacy of the Prebble family and the establishment of Prebbleton village.

This Barbershops name is rich in history as 1855 was the year the Prebbles broke ground in the area as the earliest settlers, then shortly after in 1862 the Prebbleton village was established. The shop interior gravitates towards an industrial feel with exposed structural columns, old brown rustic brick wall cladding and polished concrete floors. Adding a touch of warmth to the space is the rich timber planking on selected walls and the beautifully crafted solid oak work tops. There’s also a hint of kiwi culture with some classic Gordon Walters prints and some bold coloured Shane Hansen skateboard decks providing a feel-good New Zealand celebration.

3610h 49m

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