Reykjavik Eyes: Cool Icelandic Design For Your Eyes

When the practical desire to minimise eyewear breakage and loose screws meets nature-inspired hues and feels, you get Reykjavik Eyes.

This gorgeous eyewear collection, designed in Iceland and handcrafted in Italy, pairs striking Japanese titanium with lush Mazzucchelli acetate (vibrant Italian plastic) in sleek silhouettes evoking Scandinavian minimalism, yet each frame’s subtly striking aesthetics completes your look like no other.

Designer Gunnar Gunnarsson grew up in his family’s optical business, where he spent summer holidays helping to repair glasses and replace lost screws, and wondering how frames can be better made so wearers would get the best value. In 2014, he debuted Reykjavik Eyes, lightweight frames with seamless finishes for ultimate comfort and performance. Proving that great engineering plays well with extraordinary style, each piece embraces the spirit of Icelandic landscapes, a sophisticated palette infused with vibrant hues, capturing the country’s iconic fjords, waterfalls, lava fields, glaciers and mountain ranges. Plus, no screws to deal with!

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With Silhouette Eyewear, You'll See The Lite!

For 51 years, Austrian eyewear designers and makers Silhouette have revolutionised the industry with innovative materials, latest technologies and compelling styles, gracing the faces of Tom Cruise, Cate Blanchett, Patrick Dempsey in Grey's Anatomy, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Queen Elizabeth II and even Barbie, the doll.

Pioneering metallic eyewear with coloured rims in the 1970s, Silhouette frames remain one of the lightest in the universe, constructed with special titaniums and plastics and without the usual cumbersome details of screws and hinges.

As founders Arnold and Aneeliese Schmied have always said - Silhouette remains a privately held family business to this day: "We wanted to make eyewear more than just a visual aid. Our goal was to make it an accessory for seeing better and looking better."