About
A barbershop that takes its time
Kniv & Krone opened on Markveien in 2019 with a simple idea: two chairs, great tools and enough time to do the job properly.
Samuel has been cutting hair for 18 years, from busy salons in the city centre to his own small workshop in Grünerløkka. He missed having time to get to know his clients — and to finish every cut properly.
That’s why we only have two chairs. Shorter queues, a calmer atmosphere, and a barber who actually remembers how you liked it last time.
What we stand for
01
Time
We never book so tightly that a client feels rushed.
02
Craft
Scissors, clippers and razors — sharpened and cleaned after every use.
03
Neighbourhood
Local suppliers, and coffee from the roastery around the corner.
The hands behind the cuts
Samuel
Founder · 18 years behind the chair
Elias
Barber · fade specialist
Photo credits
All photos are from Pexels, used under the Pexels License. People pictured are not staff of this fictional business.
- Professional Haircut at a Modern Barbershop — Daniel Żabiński
- Brown Leather Barbers Chairs in a Barber Shop — Marvin Sacdalan
- Barber Shaving Customer with a Razor — RDNE Stock project
- Scissors and Brush on the Wooden Table — Jonathan Cooper
- Close-Up of Haircut in Traditional Barber Shop — Brian Silva
- A Man Standing by a Barber Chair — RDNE Stock project
- A Barber With Tattoos — Ej Agumbay
- Hairdresser Scissors and Tools — Ron Lach