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Stores Brighton
Brighton

1 Sydney Street,
Brighton,
BN1 4EN

Opening hours

Monday to Friday - 10am-6pm
Saturday - 10am-6pm
Sunday - 11am-5pm

Services

Routine eye examinations
Frame repairs and adjustments
Lens changes
Bespoke services
Wheelchair accessible, excluding eye examination room

+44 1273 030889 brighton@cubitts.com
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Eye exams available for those aged 16 or older. We do not provide exams under the NHS or contact lens checks.

Situated in the bohemian environs of the North Laine, Cubitts Brighton is an homage to the Great British seaside; a mix of bucket-and-spade nostalgia and sleek geometry. Art Deco details reflect the city’s architecture.

The windows are bathed in a suitably oceanic shade, in a completely recycled material made by Smile Plastics, while the concrete floor has been painted a vivid shade of yellow to contrast the sunlit interior.

It's a mix of bucket and spade nostalgia and sleek geometry.

The material palette of muted blue walls, geometric aluminium shelving, and cherry wood cabinets were inspired by photographs from Martin Parr’s iconic series The Last Resort, an intimate portrait of everyday life by the seaside in 1980s Britain, while subtle nods to Art Deco reflect Brighton’s distinctive architecture.

Furnishings embrace a love of mid-century design, including a Panthella lamp by Verner Panton.

The Cubitts Brighton collection

Cubitts Brighton is home to its own collection of frames. Arundel, a 1940s round oval lens in an upswept silhouette inspired by the Art Deco architecture of Brighton’s Saltdean Lido. Stein, a 1930s round-eye frame drawing inspiration from the floorplan of the Royal Pavilion.

Bespoke colour choices, at Cubitts Brighton

Brighton collection frame, Arundel

The eye examination waiting area in Cubitts Brighton