The Fix A Modern Barbershop was a direct-client creative project centered on giclée wall art. Its scope focused on a physical brand touchpoint: artwork intended to contribute to the character of the barbershop interior. The work belongs to Kordspace’s creative practice rather than its software product portfolio. It illustrates how visual design can extend a business’s identity into the environment where customers experience it.
The challenge
The central design challenge was to make wall art feel appropriate to a modern barbershop rather than treating it as unrelated decoration. Giclée production also calls for attention to image quality, intended reproduction size, and color handling. The scope needed to connect creative presentation with practical print preparation without expanding into an unsupported claim of a complete identity or interior-design engagement.
Our approach
Kordspace’s contribution is best framed as a focused wall-art design and production-preparation engagement. The creative priorities were composition, visual character, and suitability for display in the client’s space. A practical giclée workflow would address source-image quality, proportions, and export requirements before production. Print dimensions, substrate, and color-profile decisions would depend on the selected output process. The emphasis was on a coherent artwork handoff, not on introducing an application or digital platform.
The outcome
The project represents a physical-format creative contribution to The Fix A Modern Barbershop. Its value lies in bringing brand expression into the customer-facing environment through wall art. The documented scope supports a focused design case study, not claims about installation, customer response, or commercial performance.
Technical highlights
- Large-format reproduction considerations, including source-image quality and viewing scale
- Color-management and export requirements appropriate to a giclée production workflow
- Physical-environment design rather than a software implementation
- Technology tags denote potential asset-workflow categories only; they are not verified project technologies
Place in the journey
2015–2017 Web + CommerceThis project fits Kordspace’s Creative Foundations era by project type, highlighting the visual-design discipline that complements its broader engineering practice. It demonstrates the relevance of physical creative work within a full-spectrum studio without implying a known production year.