At Benjamin Salon · Nolita, New York
The right cut changes everything.
Razor and scissor cuts, styling, and barbering by David Anthony Hiller. Twenty years behind the chair, now taking clients at Benjamin Salon on Mulberry Street.
- 20+ years behind the chair
- Educator & mentor
- New York Fashion Week
- Met Gala
- Editorial & backstage
The work
Cut by hand, worn for real.
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Editorial -
Barbering -
Wet look -
Soft waves -
Sculpted -
At the chair
At Benjamin Salon · Nolita NYC
Salon Services
Private bookings · direct with David
Off the floor.
About David
Twenty years behind the chair.
David Anthony Hiller is a hairstylist, educator, and artist. He spent the better part of two decades at Bumble and bumble, joining as part of the early stylist crew and helping build the brand through its formative years. Along the way he wrote curriculum for Bumble and bumble University, mentored apprentices, and trained advanced cutting technique for stylists across the U.S. and Canada.
Backstage and editorial, his work runs from New York Fashion Week to the Met Gala, collaborating with leading designers, creative teams, and talent. He also coaches professional stylists in public speaking, helping people find their own voice and communicate with clarity.
In the chair at Benjamin Salon, he specializes in razor cutting, scissor cuts, and men's barbering, techniques chosen for your texture. The result: soft, tailored, effortless hair with an editorial edge.
While you're in Nolita
Make a day of it.
Benjamin Salon sits in the middle of Nolita, one of New York's best walking neighborhoods. Espresso, galleries, boutiques, and some of the best food downtown are all within a few blocks. Come for the cut and stay a while.
On the floor
Wednesday – Saturday
For same-day or last-minute requests, calling is best.
Transit to Benjamin Salon
On Mulberry Street, between Prince and Houston.
- Spring St (6 trains) 2-min walk
- Prince St (N, R, W trains) 5-min walk
- Broadway–Lafayette St (B, D, F, M trains) 4-min walk
- Spring St (C, E trains) 10-min walk