Blake Kuwahara
Sculptural luxury frames built around the brand's signature "frame within a frame" construction — designed in Los Angeles, crafted in Japan.
Blake Kuwahara's defining move is the *frame within a frame*: an inner silhouette laminated to an outer shape, fused through a proprietary process and finished by hand. The technique gives each piece an architectural depth that's immediately recognisable on the dispensary. These are statement frames — but they're built to be worn every day, with the comfort and balance to back it up.
Designed in Los Angeles and crafted in Japan, the collection blends bold colour architecture, tactile materials, and premium hardware into pieces that feel as resolved as they look. Blake Kuwahara himself is an industry name with decades of design history — there's a depth of credibility behind frames that, visually, are unlike anything else in the practice.
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