Brand & Interior Guidelines · 2026

The Brand

How Jordan's looks, sounds and feels — across both floors. A refreshed identity built on a dark, masculine, GQ-led aesthetic, achievable on a controlled budget. Barber leads; beauty follows the same standard.

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01
Identity

The logo

JORDAN'S BARBER & BEAUTY · EST 2014

The mark

A high-contrast editorial wordmark — Playfair/Bodoni-style serif, generously spaced, with a fine bronze rule between the name and the credential. It reads like a fashion masthead, drops the old cut-throat razor, and keeps the established EST 2014. This is the only mark; use it everywhere.

Variations & rules

  • Ivory on black — primary (shopfront, socials)
  • Bronze foil on black — reception panel
  • Black on ivory — print & the beauty floor
  • Sub-line swaps to BARBER or BEAUTY per floor
  • Never stretch, recolour or add effects; keep clear space
02
System

Palette & type

Jet Black#0D0D0D
Walnut#3B2A1D
Brushed Bronze#9A7B4F
Ivory White#F4F1EA

Colour

Black carries the room; walnut warms it; bronze is the accent (taps, framing, logo foil); ivory is the tile, towels and negative space. Brushed and matte finishes only — no chrome, no gloss, no gradients. The beauty floor leans more on ivory and bronze to feel softer.

Typography

Playfair Display for display and the logo. Inter for everything else — menus, body, signage. Two typefaces, both free. Never add a third.

03
Space

Interior direction

Barber · warm walls, black stations, linear light
Beauty · softer, backlit round mirrors, bronze

Get right

  • Large-format white / marble-effect floor tile
  • Dark walnut or black veneer on bays & back wall
  • Warm 2700K lighting — never cold white
  • Black-framed mirrors, brushed bronze taps
  • One green statement to break the black

Avoid

  • Black sinks — they show every water mark
  • Chrome everything / glossy laminate
  • Exposed-Edison-bulb "traditional barber" cliché
  • Too many competing accent colours
  • Over-cluttered retail shelves on show
On the sinks: white ceramic or brushed stainless only — they keep the premium look without the constant wiping a black basin demands.
04
The Team

Uniform

Skip shirt-and-tie — it dates fast. The uniform is one strong smart-casual look: an all-black textured set with clean footwear and the editorial logo embroidered small on the upper chest in ivory. The same look in ivory carries to the beauty floor.

Hero A
Henley + tapered trouser · logo upper chest
Hero B
Camp-collar + trouser + white trainer
05
Sourcing

Furniture — UK, under £1k

Every station under £1,000, UK-sourced. Prices are live starting points. Specify white ceramic or brushed-steel basins, not black.

Dark-wood barber unit (CSS Royal style)~£775–£875
UK · Walnut-tone · Mirror + storage

Close to the look — but swap the integrated black bowl for white ceramic, or buy basin-less and add a separate white backwash.

csssalonsupplies.com · amazon.co.uk "CSS Royal barber unit"
Classico-style station (CSS)~£775
UK · Dark wood · White basin · In stock

Already has a white bowl (good); lose the ornate cornice if a plainer version is offered. Solid budget option.

csssalonsupplies.com · code SD986
REM — Barber Styling Units (UK made)from ~£500–£950
UK Manufactured · Walnut / dark laminate · Made to order

The benchmark, and the one to spec for true walnut. Choose without an integrated basin and add a white backwash. Quote & lead time by phone.

salonsdirect.com/barbering/furniture/styling-units · rem.co.uk
Full sourcing list — chairs, reception desk, beauty couch and accessories — is in the downloadable PDF. Download it here.