Mykita has stores in numerous cities, from New York and Paris to Tokyo and Berlin, where customers can discover a vast range of premium glasses with minimalist frames and German lenses.  The NYC flagship store has a striking and bright contemporary décor that combines mass-produced objects, displaced from their original context, custom designed furniture, and lighting effects. It’s a beautiful space that looks and feels like a stage or art installation.

 

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