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Digby and Hardwick

Two titanium frames built around the W bridge, the bridge opticians recommended by the 1890s. Digby is the oval. Hardwick is the square.

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Between Lines

Gentilly and Kagawa begin as a single flat sheet of titanium, 0.7mm thick. Drawn from the folded steel tables of Isamu Noguchi and named for two pl... [ Continue ]

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Solaris. Cubitts — WAWWA

Cubitts – WAWWA is a collaboration celebrating modern craft, utility and thoughtful making — bringing together WAWWA's versatile garments, designed... [ Continue ]

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Homecoming: Melanie Sykes in Manchester

For the opening of Cubitts Manchester, we spent a day travelling across the city with Melanie Sykes - artist, broadcaster and daughter of Greater M... [ Continue ]

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Cubitts — Cawley

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Raw Edge

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The Eye That Sees All

The Eye That Sees All is our exploration of the beauty of the human eye; a journey that begins at the surface and travels inward, from glass-clear ... [ Continue ]

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An interview with Kit de Waal

Kit de Waal is a writer, screenwriter, playwright and activist whose work brings a rare combination of compassion, humour and hard-won truth to the... [ Continue ]

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An interview with Gerry Farrell

Gerry is a retired art dealer who had galleries in Japan and London. Now he spends his time tending and adding to his 200 Bonsai trees.

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An Interview with Murugiah

Murugiah is a multidisciplinary artist whose vibrant, surreal, and architecturally informed works. Originally trained as an architect, he brings a ... [ Continue ]

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An interview with Jeff ‘Swampy’ Marsh

Jeff “Swampy” Marsh is a writer, director, voice actor, musician, and lifelong doodler,
After leaving a successful career in marketing to pursue so... [ Continue ]

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An interview with Dominic Sandbrook

Dominic Sandbrook is one of Britain’s best-known public historians, celebrated for his bestselling books on post-war Britain, his BBC documentaries... [ Continue ]

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A New Chapter in the Art of Spectacle

We’ve reimagined our packaging and accessories from first principles; an exploration into what it means to care for the things we own. Working with... [ Continue ]

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Takiron: The Art of Patience

For almost a century, Takiron has been quietly perfecting the art of acetate in Japan. Their process is less industrial cycle and more ritual: two ... [ Continue ]

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A Golden Age

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Nouvelle Vague

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Cubitts — KidSuper

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Cubitts — Toogood

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New York, 1980s

New York, 1980s: A sunglasses collection inspired by the city of excess, energy, and intrigue. Twenty-five exclusive frames, each named after a hal... [ Continue ]

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Cirrus: The art of iteration

True innovation rarely announces itself. It emerges quietly, through the careful refinement of details and the convergence of disciplines. Cirrus, ... [ Continue ]

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A moment in Marylebone

Marylebone is a place where history intertwines with vibrant community spirit, a village within the city that feels timeless yet alive. On a recent... [ Continue ]

Edward Hopper's visions of New York

Edward Hopper lived his entire life in New York and its surrounding areas. It was a place he knew deeply, his work celebrates its distinctive archi... [ Continue ]