Cubista eyewear | MI.OPTICS s.r.o.

Inspiration from Czech Cubism, Design Germany

We create the design of the CUBISTA glasses together with two German designers who have many years of experience in eyewear design.

The cubist pattern "Zigzag" from 1911 accompanies the entire collection

The cubist pattern “ZIG-ZAG” from 1911 runs through the entire collection.

Titanium glasses are lightweight and non-allergenic

Titanium is half the weight of steel, yet it is strong.
Does not cause allergic reactions when wearing glasses.

Czech Cubism

Coffee service

A conical shape with twelve facets featuring a zigzag pattern designed by Pavel Janák in 1911.

Crystal jar

is an early work by architect Pavel Janák. The jar is designed in the shape of a crystal. It is a reproduction of the original stored in the Museum of Applied Arts (UPME).

Kovařovic Vila

was built according to the design of architect Josef Chochol by a builder between 1912 and 1913. The house is a pinnacle of Czech Cubism – not only the appearance of the villa is cubist, but also the interior, the layout of the garden including the fencing, and the outdoor staircase.

House at the Black Madonna

It is a pinnacle work of Czech Cubist architecture. It was built between 1911 and 1912 according to the design of Czech architect Josef Gočár.

Grand café Orient

It is the only cubist café in the world. It is located in the House at the Black Madonna.

Praha, Neklanova 30

It is a cubist apartment building located at Neklanova 30 (sometimes also referred to as Hodkův apartment building). It is one of the most significant and original works of Czech Cubist architecture and of its author, Josef Chochol.

Materials

Spectacle centre milled from a block of titanium

Titanium is half as light as steel, strong, non-allergenic. The spectacle centre is milled from a block of titanium.

Flexible beta-titanium sides

Beta-titanium is used for the production of flexible laterals. It guarantees a comfortable wearing experience without blisters.

Cellulose acetate of natural origin

Cellulose acetate is made from natural materials - wood and cotton. It allows a wide range of colour combinations.

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