A tan brick building features a unique barber pole painting and glass doors.
An outdoor view of a painted tan brick building with a double door in it. Both sides of the door have full panes of glass with dividers. It is a dark mahogany wood color. A small wooden platform acts as a step into the doorway. To the left of the door within its frame is a column of six glass blocks. Above the doorway at the top of the building, slightly to the right, a square gray security light is installed. Some of the bricks are patched over, making them more smooth. To the left of the door is a giant, tall painting of a barber's pole with a white globe light on the top. The paint looks chalky. The barber pole stripes are slanted down to the left. A painted large black swirled design represents a hook for the pole to hang on. The barber pole painting goes almost to the top of the building. Under the barber pole painting, in front of the wall, is a row of stones with a small green leafy tree growing out of it. In front of the doorway is a light tan cobblestone patio. Across the top of the frame is a band of blue sky with white cirrus clouds.