The difference between a barbershop that charges €12 and has 40% occupancy and one that charges €45 with a 2-week waiting list isn't the barber's skill. It's the design.

Well-designed premium barbershops in Madrid generate €12,000-€22,000/month in 45-65m² vs €4,500-€7,200 for traditional barbershops. Same basic service, triple the revenue.

This article demonstrates, through real-world examples and the psychology of the male customer, how design impacts pricing power, dwell time, additional services, and profitability. It's not hipster decor. It's the architecture of the male experience.

The economics of male grooming in Madrid 2026

Real case: Two barbershops in Chamberí, separated by 400 meters

Barbershop A: A traditional neighborhood barbershop

Characteristics:

• 38m²
• 3 barber chairs
• Design: functional, lacking personality
• Atmosphere: TV, football, casual conversation

Economic:

• Cut: €12
• Shaving: €8
• Haircut + beard: €18
• Average ticket price: €14.50
• Customers/day: 22
• Billing/day: €319
• Billing/month: €9,570
• Revenue/m²/month: €252
• Occupancy: 48%

Model:

• Walk-in
• Fast turnaround (20 min/customer)
• No additional services

Barbershop B: Premium «barbershop»

Characteristics:

• 52m²
• 4 barber chairs + club-style waiting area
• Design: sophisticated masculine (leather, dark wood, metal)
• Atmosphere: Jazz/blues music, whiskey bar

Economic:

• Cut: €42
• Traditional shaving: €35
• Haircut + beard: €65
• Hair treatment: €28
• Complete package: €95
• Average ticket price: €56
• Customers/day: 18
• Billing/day: €1,008
• Billing/month: €30,240
• Revenue/m²/month: €582 (+131%)
• Occupancy: 92% (by appointment only)

Model:

• 100% online bookings
• Slow service (45 min/customer)
• Complete experience (drinks, hot towels, products)

Investment difference:

• Barbershop A: €28,000
• Barbershop B: €88,000
• Difference: +€60,000

ROI premium design:

• Additional billing/month: €20,670
• Annual: €248,040
• Margin 55%: €136,422 additional profit
• Payback: 5.3 months

Why design allows charging 3.5x more (same haircut)

1. From functional transaction to male ritual

Psychology of the male grooming client 2026:

Traditional barbershop customer:

• He enters: "I need a haircut"«
• Motivation: Functional (long hair = uncomfortable)
• Expectation: Fast, cheap, correct
• Time: 15-20 minutes
• Frequency: Every 4-6 weeks
• Annual spending: €156-€234

Premium barbershop client:

• He enters: "I need my moment"«
• Motivation: Experience + functional
• Expectation: Ritual, relaxation, self-care
• Time: 45-60 minutes
• Frequency: Every 2-3 weeks (maintenance)
• Annual expenditure: €910-€1,680

What changed? DESIGN transformed need into experience.

2. Masculine environment = escape space

Modern man seeks spaces that are "his own":

• Work: Mixed, professional environment
• Home: Family, responsibilities
• Premium barbershop: YOUR space, ritual, identity

Design elements that create a "masculine sanctuary":

A) Authentic masculine aesthetics:

• Materials: Leather, dark wood, black metal, brick
• Palette: Charcoal, cognac, forest green, black
• NO: Generic or feminine unisex aesthetics

B) Male cultural references:

• Vintage photos of boxers, jazz musicians, male icons
• Items: Vinyl records, vintage cameras, vintage sports equipment
• Storytelling: "A 1940s Barbershop Updated"«

C) Drinks as a ritual:

• Small bar: Whiskey, bourbon, craft beer, specialty coffee
• Offered during service
• Creates a club/lounge atmosphere

D) Specific music:

• Jazz, blues, soul, classic rock
• NO: Commercial pop or mainstream radio
• Conversational volume

3. Upselling integrated into the experience

Traditional barbershop:

• Cut: €12
• «"Anything else?" = No
• Customer leaves

Premium Barber Shop:

• Client reserves «cut»: €42
• During service:
  • «"Shall we try a new hair treatment?" (+€28): 35% accept
  • «"Shall we trim our beards?" (+€15): 48% accept
  • «"This product is perfect for you" (€24 ointment): 22% buy

The average ticket price goes from €42 to €62 without being aggressive.

Design facilitates upselling:

• Products visible on designed shelves
• Barber has time to talk (45 min vs 20)
• More relaxed, more receptive customer

4. Customer loyalty based on experience, not location

Traditional barbershop:

• Customer chooses based on proximity to home/work
• Low loyalty (changes if it finds someone closer)

Premium Barber Shop:

• Customer makes specific trip
• Book weeks in advance
• Extreme loyalty (it's "his barbershop")

Study 12 barbershops Madrid:

• Premium: 12-month retention: 78%
• Traditional: 12-month retention: 34%

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The 8 critical elements of premium barbershop design

1. Shop window/entrance: communicate identity in 3 seconds

The barbershop window display is critical:

• Man walking decides to enter in 3-5 seconds
• It should communicate: "This is premium, not your neighborhood barbershop."«

Key elements:

A) Signage statement:

• Metal/neon 3D letters
• Masculine typography (not delicate script)
• Self-lit
• Visible 20-30 meters

Budget: €2,500-€6,000

B) Boutique-style shop window display:

• Grooming products displayed as jewelry
• Focused lighting on products
• Vintage barber chair as a statement piece
• Clean, cured, not saturated

C) Partial interior view:

• The customer needs to see something from the inside (it generates curiosity)
• But not everything (creates mystery)
• Frosted vinyl + ideal logo

D) Exterior materials:

• Wood + black metal
• Exposed brick if the structure allows it
• Avoid: white PVC, commercial aluminum

Total entrance/shop window budget: €6,000-€14,000

Case: Malasaña Barbershop

Shop window display with illuminated 1950s vintage barber chair + products + neon sign "Gentlemen's Club":

• Stopping rate: 34% (pedestrians stopping)
• Conversion of stops to entries: 28%
• Store traffic: +58% post-renewal

2. Waiting area: men's lounge, not a waiting room

Common mistake: Plastic chairs + old magazines + TV.

Solution: men's club-style waiting area

Items:

A) Comfortable furniture:

• Leather sofas (Chester, Lawson)
• Individual armchairs
• Coffee table with curated books/magazines
• NO office chairs

Budget: €3,500-€8,000

B) Bar/beverages:

• Small bar or bar cart
• Whiskey, bourbon, rum visible on shelves
• Craft beer in a vintage refrigerator
• Specialty coffee (small espresso machine)
• Customer serves or staff offers

Bar budget: €2,500-€6,000

C) Masculine decorative elements:

• Vinyl decals on wall/shelf
• Vintage sports equipment (boxing gloves, antique balls)
• Vintage cameras
• Musical instruments (decorative guitar)
• Books on art, photography, and design

Budget: €1,500-€4,000

D) Ambient lighting:

• Industrial-style floor lamps
• Warm light (2700-2900K)
• Creating a club/speakeasy atmosphere

E) Discrete technology:

• Excellent WiFi
• Discreet USB/plugs
• Screen with curated content (not commercial TV)

Budget for full waiting area: €7,500-€18,000

Function:

• Client arrives 10-15 min before appointment
• He has a drink, he relaxes.
• Experience begins BEFORE the cut
• Total time in barbershop: 60-70 min (vs 20 traditional)

3. Cutting chairs/stations: the main stage

The barber chair is iconic. It should be.

Options:

A) Restored vintage chairs:

• Brands: Koken, Belmont, Takara
• Professionally restored 1940s-1960s
• Authentic, with history
• Statement piece

Budget: €2,500-€6,000/restored chair

B) Modern vintage-style chairs:

• Brands: Takara Belmont (Ambassador series), Ayala
• Retro design but new
• Modern comfort + vintage aesthetics

Budget: €1,800-€4,500/chair

C) Premium ultra-modern chairs:

• For contemporary (not vintage) barbershops
• Statement design
• All black/chrome

Budget: €2,200-€5,500/chair

Recommendation: Real vintage or vintage style. Customer pays for authenticity.

Workstation (per chair):

A) Mirror statement:

• Custom frame (wood, black metal)
• Large size (minimum 80x120cm)
• LED perimeter lighting

Budget: €450-€1,200/mirror

B) Shelf/console:

• For tools, products
• Coherent design (wood + metal)
• Visible but orderly organization

Budget: €280-€650/unit

C) Focal illumination:

• Light above chair (barber needs to see well)
• 4000-4500K (neutral, true colors)
• Ideal adjustable

D) Plenty of electrical outlets:

• For machines, dryers, electric tools
• Discreetly integrated

Complete station budget (chair + mirror + shelf + lighting): €5,000-€12,500/station

For a barbershop with 4 chairs: €20,000-€50,000

It's 25-35% of the budget but the heart of the experience.

4. Traditional shaving area: the premium service

Traditional shaving is the service with the highest margin and differentiation.

Requires a specific area or dedicated chair:

Option A: Specific reclining chair

• fully reclining barber chair
• Allows for comfortable shaving (client almost horizontal)
• Specific lighting

Option B: Daybed

• For an ultra-premium experience
• Fully horizontal client
• Hot towels, facial steam, scalp massage

Budget: €3,500-€8,500

Elements of the shaving ritual:

A) Visible tools:

• Traditional knives on display
• Badger brushes on stand
• Handmade soaps
• Towels on visible warmer

B) Theatrical process:

• Barber prepares lather with a brush (not spray)
• pre-shave hot towel
• Traditional straight razor (not a safety razor)
• Aftershave with massage
• cold post-shave towel

Time: 25-35 minutes Price: €30-€50 Margin: 75% (low cost product) Conversion: Customer who tests repeats 68%

Shaved area adds: €4,500-€8,500/month in a 4-chair barbershop

5. Integrated retail zone: 15-25% additional revenue

Men's grooming products = high margin + customer loyalty.

Retail area design:

A) Bookshelf statement:

• Specialty store type (not a pharmacy)
• Wood + metal
• Focused lighting on products
• Products as objects of desire

Budget: €1,800-€4,500

B) Cured products:

• Ointments: 6-8 references (not 30)
• Waxes, clays, creams
• Beard oils
• Aftershaves, colognes
• Quality brushes and combs
• Gift sets

Recommended brands:

• Baxter of California, Uppercut, Layrite, Suavecito
• Local artisanal products (storytelling)

C) Attractive display:

• Products outside the box (customer can see/smell)
• Testers available
• Clear price signage

D) In-service integration:

• Barber uses products during haircut
• Customer experiences before purchasing
• Natural recommendation: "This product I used works perfectly for your hair type."«

Revenue products (4-chair barbershop):

• 15-20% of customers buy
• Average product price: €24
• Monthly: €2,800-€4,500

Product margin: 60-70%

6. Lighting: masculine but not dark

The barbershop needs light to work but a masculine atmosphere.

Lighting system:

Waiting area:

• Floor/table lamps (indirect light)
• Temperature 2700-2800K (warm)
• Lounge atmosphere

Cutting stations:

• Focused light on chairs: 4000-4500K (barber sees true colors)
• General ambient light: 3000K
• Ratio 3:1 (work vs environment)

Shaved area:

• Adjustable focus light
• Very soft ambient light

General:

• NEVER fluorescent lights
• NEVER single overhead light
• Multilayer always

Complete lighting budget (55m²): €8,000-€16,000

Crucial: Lighting is 30% of the masculine environment.

7. Bathroom: the authenticity test

Customer judges the seriousness of your "premium" by the bathroom.

Premium barber shop bathroom:

Specs:

• Industrial materials: Cement, black subway tile, metal
• Industrial or vintage style faucets
• Mirror with black metal frame
• Edison-style lighting bulbs
• Men's amenities (handmade soap, hand cream)
• Wood/leather type air freshener (non-floral)

Decoration:

• Vintage poster
• Hardy plant (pothos, sansevieria)
• Signage with male humor

Budget: €5,500-€11,000

Impact: If the bathroom is mediocre, the entire "premium" perception is called into question.

8. Music and sound environment

Music defines the vibe.

Genres that work:

• Jazz (Miles Davis, Coltrane)
• Blues (BB King, Muddy Waters)
• Soul (Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield)
• Classic hip-hop (Nas, Wu-Tang)
• Classic rock (Stones, Hendrix)

Volume: It allows conversation but creates an atmosphere.

System:

• Sonos or similar (quality + easy control)
• Discreet speakers, well placed
• Curated playlists (not radio)

Budget: €1,200-€3,000

Case: Barbershop with curated playlist "Barbershop Classics"«

Customers regularly ask about the music:

• They created a public Spotify playlist
• 2,400 followers
• Organic marketing
• Sound identity = part of the brand

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Detailed budgets

Premium barbershop 45-60m² (3-4 chairs)

Civil works and preparation:

• Demolition: €3,500
• Flooring (dark wood or microcement): €4,200
• Walls (exposed brick + paint): €5,500
• Roof (exposed industrial or black): €3,800
• Subtotal work: €17,000

Facilities:

• Reinforced electric: €5,500
• Plumbing (hair washing station): €4,500
• Air conditioning: €8,000
• Subtotal installations: €18,000

Barber shop furniture:

• 4 vintage/premium chairs: €24,000 (€6k each)
• 4 mirrors + shelves: €4,800
• 4 shampoo stations: €8,000
• Shaving area (chair): €6,500
• Subtotal for barber shop furniture: €43,300

Waiting/lounge area:

• Sofas + armchairs: €6,500
• Bar/drinks: €4,000
• Decoration: €3,000
• Subtotal lounge: €13,500

Lightning:

• Complete multi-layer system: €11,000

Retail:

• Product shelving: €2,800
• Initial product stock: €3,500
• Subtotal retail: €6,300

Bathroom:

• Complete renovation: €7,500

Technology:

• Audio: €2,000
• WiFi: €600
• Online booking system: €1,200
• POS: €1,500
• Subtotal tech: €5,300

Identity:

• Exterior signage: €4,500
• Internal branding: €2,500
• Decoration/art: €3,500
• Subtotal identity: €10,500

Project and direction:

• Design + PM: €9,500

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TOTAL INVESTMENT: €141,900 Per m² (52m²): €2,729/m²

Projected Revenue:

• 16 customers/day × €52 average ticket = €832/day
• Monthly: €24,960
• Retail products: +€3,200/month
• Total: €28,160/month
• Revenue/m²/month: €541

Break-even: 58% occupancy Payback: 18-24 months

Ultra-premium barbershop 60-80m² (4-5 chairs + additional services)

Total investment: €195,000-€280,000 Per m²: €2,786-€4,118/m²**

Includes all of the above PLUS:

• Authentic restored vintage chairs
• Suite-style shaving area
• Fully functional bar
• All custom furniture
• VIP private room

Projected Revenue:

• €38,000-€52,000/month

Payback: 20-28 months

Premium barbershop business models

Model 1: Premium traditional barbershop

Services:

• Cut: €40-€48
• Beard: €25-€35
• Haircut + beard: €58-€75
• Traditional shaving: €35-€45

Target: Men 28-55, upper-middle class Occupation: 80-90% Average ticket: €52

Model 2: Barber shop + grooming lounge

Additional services:

• Hair treatments
• Men's manicure
• Scalp massage
• Basic facial services

Average ticket: €68 Allows:

• Diversify revenue
• Increase stay time
• Build customer loyalty through recurring services

Model 3: Barbershop + private club

Monthly membership: €80-€150

Includes:

• 2 cuts/month
• Discount on products
• Access to private events
• Priority reservation

Benefit:

• Predictable revenue
• Maximum loyalty
• Customer community

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Complete success stories

Case 1: Premium Barber Shop, Chamberí

Profile:

• Barber with 12 years of experience
• I worked in a traditional barbershop
• Decision: To become independent with a premium model

Space:

• 48m²
• Premises on secondary street

Investment: €118,000

Key elements:

• Warm industrial aesthetic (brick + metal + leather)
• 3 restored vintage chairs (statement)
• Whiskey/bourbon bar (offered during service)
• Traditional shaving area
• Curated retail products
• Jazz/blues music exclusively
• Decoration: Vintage boxer photos, vinyl records

Pricing:

• Cut: €42
• Beard: €28
• Haircut + beard: €62
• Traditional shaving: €38

Year 1 Results:

• Customers/day: 14
• Average ticket: €54
• Occupancy: 88%
• Billing/month: €22,680
• Retail products: +€2,800/month
• Total: €25,480/month

Success factors:

• Slow service (45 min) = experience
• Drink included = differentiator
• Online appointment system = optimized occupancy
• Customer travels 15-30 min to get here (not nearby)
• 12-month retention: 74%

Payback: 19 months

Quote owner: «"I worked for 10 years earning €12 per haircut, fast-paced and stressful. Now I earn €42, I dedicate time, the client is happy, I'm happy. I earn 3x more working fewer hours. Design was the investment that changed my life."»

Case 2: Barber shop + grooming lounge, Malasaña

Profile:

• Two partners (barber + entrepreneur)
• Concept: Barbershop + complete grooming services

Space:

• 68m²
• Corner with double shop windows

Investment: €168,000

Differentiation:

• 4 barber chairs
• 1 treatment area (manicure, facials)
• Spacious lounge with a functional bar
• Monthly events (whisky tasting, grooming talks)

Services:

• Cut: €45
• Beard: €30
• Men's manicure: €25
• Hair treatment: €35
• Basic facial: €40
• Combo packages

Year 1 Results:

• Billing for services: €32,400/month
• Retail products: €4,200/month
• Events: €1,800/month
• Total: €38,400/month

Mixed clients:

• 60% barber services
• 25% additional services
• 15% only products/events

Success factors:

• Diversification = less dependence on cuts
• Events = community + free PR
• Target millennial conscious grooming
• Instagram: 18k followers (educational content)

Payback: 22 months

Case 3: Authentic vintage barbershop, Salamanca

Profile:

• New project
• Target: Executives 35-55

Space:

• 55m²
• Premises on a premium street

Investment: €152,000

Concept:

• Authentic 1940s-50s aesthetic
• All real vintage (not replica)

Items:

• 4 restored 1950s Koken chairs (€28k total)
• Authentic vintage furniture
• Original vinyl records from the 50s and 60s
• curated vintage decor
• Bar with premium spirits

Pricing:

• Cut: €55
• Shaving: €45
• Haircut + beard + shave: €95
• «The Full Experience» (2h): €140

Particularity:

• Ultra-slow service (1h minimum)
• Maximum 10 customers/day
• Experience > Volume

Year 1 Results:

• Clients/day: 9
• Average ticket price: €78
• Billing/month: €21,060
• Premium products: €3,800/month
• Total: €24,860/month

Target achieved:

• Average age: 42 years
• 85% executives/professionals
• Waiting list: 2-3 weeks
• Many customers travel from other areas

Payback: 24 months

Observation: Lower volume but very high average price. Viable model due to premium location and specific target market.

Working with EOLOS in your barbershop

We design barbershops in Madrid with an average ticket price of €48-€58 and an average occupancy of 89%.

Our approach:

1. Defining identity before designing

Your barbershop should have a unique personality:

• Authentic vintage or contemporary?
• Young or mature target audience?
• Fast or experiential?

Design follows identity, not the other way around.

2. Design that maximizes revenue/m²

We optimized distribution:

• Optimal number of chairs (more is not always better)
• Integrated upselling zones
• Retail that's visible but not intrusive

3. Sourcing vintage/statement elements

If you choose a vintage aesthetic:

• We connect with suppliers of restored chairs
• We curate authentic furniture and decor.
• We guarantee authenticity (no cheap replicas)

4. Integrated pricing strategy

Design + pricing = coherence:

• The atmosphere justifies €45/cut
• Premium services have adequate spaces
• Retail products sell themselves (strategic display)

Design + PM Investment: 10-13% total cost

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to open a premium barbershop in Madrid?

Total investment (all inclusive):

• Small 35-45m² (2-3 chairs): €85k-€125k
• Medium 45-60m² (3-4 chairs): €120k-€165k
• Large 60-80m² (4-5 chairs): €165k-€280k

Per m²: €2,400-€3,900/m²

Is a premium barbershop profitable?

Yes, well executed.

Margins:

• Services: 65-75% gross margin
• Products: 60-70%
• Average: 68%

Break-even: 55-65% occupation Payback: 16-26 months

Key: Sustainable premium pricing through experience.

How many chairs do I need?

It depends on the model and square meters:

2-3 chairs: Boutique barbershop, ultra-personalized service 3-4 chairs: Ideal for most projects 5+ chairs: Only if square meters and demand justify it.

More seats don't necessarily mean more profitability. Better: Fewer seats, higher average ticket price, better experience.

Do I need to be a barber to open?

Ideally, one of the partners would.

Options:

• You're a barber: You invest + you work
• You're not a barber: You invest + hire barbers with equity/participation

The "investor-only" model is more difficult (you depend 100% on employees).

Appointment system or walk-in?

Premium: 100% online appointments

• Optimize occupancy
• Reduce waiting times
• Client values planning
• It allows capacity management

Traditional: Walk-in

• Larger volume but chaotic
• Long waits = bad experience

Recommendation: Appointments only.

Which locations are open in Madrid?

Prime areas:

• Salamanca, Chamberí, Recoletos: Premium mature target
• Malasaña, Chueca: Trendy young target
• Retiro, Goya: Residential mix

Location factors:

• Male pedestrian traffic
• Medium-high purchasing power
• Complementarity (fashion stores, restaurants, offices)

Avoid: Shopping malls (non-premium environment)

Which retail products work?

Best sellers:

• Ointments/waxes (€18-€28): 35% customers buy
• Beard oils (€22-€32): 18%
• Gift kits (€45-€75): 12%
• After shaves (€24-€38): 15%

Strategy:

• Healing (8-12 products, not 50)
• Use during service = customer trial
• Premium or local artisan brands
• Attractive display

Monthly revenue from products (4 chairs): €2,800-€5,200

Conclusion: Premium barbering is not a trend, it's a sustainable model

In 2026, modern man seeks spaces and experiences that are "his own".

The premium barbershop responds to real needs:

• Escape from daily stress
• Self-care ritual
• Male identity
• Community

Design transforms a functional need (getting a haircut) into a memorable experience.

The numbers are clear:

Traditional barbershop:

• Price: €12-€18
• Average ticket: €14
• Occupancy: 40-60%
• Revenue/m²/month: €220-€320

A well-designed premium barbershop:

• Price: €38-€60
• Average ticket: €52-€68
• Occupancy: 80-95%
• Revenue/m²/month: €480-€720

Additional investment: +€1,800-€2,400/m² Additional revenue: +€118-€2251/m²

Payback: 16-26 months

You don't design a premium barbershop just because it's "trendy".

You design it because it is more profitable, more sustainable, and allows you to build a business with its own identity.

In Madrid, with 400+ barbershops, standing out by "I'm a good barber" is not enough.

You need extensive experience that justifies a 3-4x higher price.

Design IS that experience.

The decision is yours. The numbers are clear.

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