House of Eyes · Curated eyewear

The houses
we carry

From the great Parisian and Italian maisons to the independent workshops of Japan, Denmark and beyond — every frame on our wall is chosen by hand.

France · 1847

Cartier

The Parisian jeweler’s eyewear, cut in precious metals and buffalo horn with the house’s unmistakable détails.

France · 1946

Dior

Couture translated into eyewear — architectural lines and a distinctly Parisian polish.

Italy · 1884

Bvlgari

Roman glamour and the Serpenti spirit, rendered in bold, jewel-like frames.

France · 1945

Celine

Quietly confident French minimalism — the clean, oversized silhouettes that defined a decade.

Italy · 1921

Gucci

Florentine luxury at its most expressive — eclectic, maximal and instantly recognizable.

France · 1961

Saint Laurent

Parisian rock-and-roll refinement — sharp, timeless and a little rebellious.

Switzerland · 1860

Tag Heuer

Swiss watchmaking precision applied to performance eyewear — engineered, flexible, featherlight

France · 1945

Balmain

Parisian couture with a bold, glamorous edge — sculpted frames that carry real presence.

Spain · 1846

Loewe

Spain’s storied leather house — refined, sculptural frames with a quiet sense of craft.

USA · 1996

Dita

Los Angeles design, handcrafted in Japan in small runs — vintage-inspired and obsessively detailed.

United States

Akoni

Aerospace-inspired titanium engineering — precision hinges and sculptural, weightless frames.

Italy

John Dalia

Handmade Italian acetate with a collector’s eye for rare color and vintage character.

Italy

LGR

Built on a family’s optical heritage across the Mediterranean and Africa — handmade in Italy, vintage soul.

Japan · 1972

Eyevan

Understated Japanese luxury, handmade in Fukui — restraint as its own kind of statement.

Japan

Matsuda

Intricate hand-finished metalwork and architectural detail — artisanal frames as wearable craft.

England · 1969

Cutler and Gross

London-born and handmade in the brand’s own Italian workshop — timeless British character.

Denmark

Orgreen

Scandinavian minimalism in hand-finished titanium and quietly unexpected color.

Italy

Blackfin

Beta-titanium frames engineered in northern Italy — screwless, weightless, built to move with you.

Germany

Maybach

Ultra-luxury eyewear handmade in Germany — gold, buffalo horn and fine leather, finished by hand.

Italy

Movitra

Handmade in Italy — known for its fluid, sculptural single-shell silhouette; bold and unmistakably modern.

France · 1847

Cartier

The Parisian jeweler’s eyewear, cut in precious metals and buffalo horn with the house’s unmistakable détails.

France · 1946

Dior

Couture translated into eyewear — architectural lines and a distinctly Parisian polish.

Italy · 1884

Bvlgari

Roman glamour and the Serpenti spirit, rendered in bold, jewel-like frames.

France · 1945

Celine

Quietly confident French minimalism — the clean, oversized silhouettes that defined a decade.

Italy · 1921

Gucci

Florentine luxury at its most expressive — eclectic, maximal and instantly recognizable.

France · 1961

Saint Laurent

Parisian rock-and-roll refinement — sharp, timeless and a little rebellious.

Switzerland · 1860

Tag Heuer

Swiss watchmaking precision applied to performance eyewear — engineered, flexible, featherlight

France · 1945

Balmain

Parisian couture with a bold, glamorous edge — sculpted frames that carry real presence.

Spain · 1846

Loewe

Spain’s storied leather house — refined, sculptural frames with a quiet sense of craft.

USA · 1996

Dita

Los Angeles design, handcrafted in Japan in small runs — vintage-inspired and obsessively detailed.

United States

Akoni

Aerospace-inspired titanium engineering — precision hinges and sculptural, weightless frames.

Italy

John Dalia

Handmade Italian acetate with a collector’s eye for rare color and vintage character.

Italy

LGR

Built on a family’s optical heritage across the Mediterranean and Africa — handmade in Italy, vintage soul.

Japan · 1972

Eyevan

Understated Japanese luxury, handmade in Fukui — restraint as its own kind of statement.

Japan

Matsuda

Intricate hand-finished metalwork and architectural detail — artisanal frames as wearable craft.

England · 1969

Cutler and Gross

London-born and handmade in the brand’s own Italian workshop — timeless British character.

Denmark

Orgreen

Scandinavian minimalism in hand-finished titanium and quietly unexpected color.

Italy

Blackfin

Beta-titanium frames engineered in northern Italy — screwless, weightless, built to move with you.

Germany

Maybach

Ultra-luxury eyewear handmade in Germany — gold, buffalo horn and fine leather, finished by hand.

Italy

Movitra

Handmade in Italy — known for its fluid, sculptural single-shell silhouette; bold and unmistakably modern.

France · 1847

Cartier

The Parisian jeweler’s eyewear, cut in precious metals and buffalo horn with the house’s unmistakable détails.

Italy

John Dalia

Handmade Italian acetate with a collector’s eye for rare color and vintage character.

Germany

Maybach

Ultra-luxury eyewear handmade in Germany — gold, buffalo horn and fine leather, finished by hand.

Italy

Movitra

Handmade in Italy — known for its fluid, sculptural single-shell silhouette; bold and unmistakably modern.

Brand spotlight

Dita — quiet obsession, made in Japan

A short story like this beside each house helps a customer who’s never heard the name understand what makes it worth wearing. Rotate a new brand here each month to keep the page feeling alive.

See them in person

Every frame lives differently on a face than on a screen.
Come try the collection with one of our opticians.