Atelier Mira offers custom eyeglass frame modification services. Nose pad additions are great for those experiencing issues with their glasses sitting too low, sliding down or causing pressure points on the nose.
Read MoreFeatured Designer Jacques Marie Mage designs exquisite sunglasses modeled after iconic personalities.
Read MoreAtelier Mira, a luxury optical boutique, opened quietly on Grand Street in Brooklyn this spring. Now, at least when the L train stops running, Williamsburg residents won’t have to worry about finding fabulous eyewear...
Read MoreOur selection of eyewear is ever changing... Many of these models are handmade in limited quantities so we only have one of each in store. Until you can drop by to see them in person, here's a peek at some of our new arrivals.
from Anne & Valentin...
from Kuboraum...
From Garrett Leight...
For more images of our products, find us on Instagram @ateliermiranyc
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Read MoreNew-comers to the market, LPLR craft striking aviator shapes with red brow-bar accents and mirrored flat lenses.
Read More"I need to feel the textures, almost like sculptures. My influences are in the same spirit; cities, maps, landscapes and architecture." - Guillaume Paturel
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We are happy to share the news that our boutique is now open for business. It's been a pleasure to show our beautiful glasses to those that have stopped by the shop in the few days we've been open. It is already clear we have situated ourselves amongst many fabulous folks in a lovely and vibrant neighborhood.
Stop by to see us!
224 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Tues to Thurs 11am to 7pm, Fri & Sat 11am to 8pm ,and Sundays 12-8pm.
We have been working hard to get the shop open this month. It's only a matter of days now!
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Be seeing you all super soon!
Shown above: Theo eyewear model 'Mille+34' in our favouritest blue #601.
The collaboration of Belgian-brand Theo Eyewear with French designer Matali Crasset is the first of its kind! Theo's previous collaborations with artist Strook and designer Tim Van Steenbergen were fellow Belgians. The frames that have resulted from this partnership are breaking more than just one tradition.
Featuring unique combinations of materials, acetate and titanium, "The glasses are wide both horizontally and vertically," explaining Matali's title for the collaboration, Wide Open. Each of the twelve frame shapes has been named after a different personality characteristic, like Curious, Confident, & Impulsive.
These glasses are exceptionally hand-crafted, with balance and fit being a strong point in the design. Matali's experimental approach and Theo's masterly techniques pair harmoniously well. The colors have been kept subtle, at least in Theo's standards, allowing the strength of their unique shape to dominate.
To promote these inventive eye pieces, Matali Crasset has also released some inventive promotional videos on YouTube. I think these characters are asking us, "What are your frames saying about your personality?"
Interested in working with avant-guarde eyewear among a team of amazing individuals?
We are currently seeking a bright, licensed optician with a great smile to join our crew.
Want more information? Take a look at our job page here.
...and so many steps in between. Drawings like these keep us connected to the original thought put into the design, for which we are working so hard to create. We have an amazing and diverse team of builders, craftsmen, and talented trades people helping us make truth from these sketches.
