An uncompromising creative vision
Backed by the Thélios Group, Barton Perreira is unveiling a new range that perfectly reflects its creative philosophy: pure geometries, meticulous manufacturing and an uncompromising aesthetic vision.
A modernist heritage at the service of innovation
Born from the vision of Patty Perreira, a former Oliver Peoples figure, this house cultivates an artisanal approach where each creation is born from an original design. The heritage of American modernism permeates its creations, particularly visible in the treatment of angles, the architecture of shapes and the interplay of transparent materials.
Exceptional materials and craftsmanship
This new range, crafted entirely by hand, emphasises the excellence of its materials: top-quality Japanese acetate and ultra-light titanium. The optical and sunwear creations speak a minimalist but demanding language: mirror-polished surfaces, layered assemblies, combinations of textures and enamel details applied with a brush.
Emblematic models
A few emblematic models bear witness to this philosophy. The Folasade, forged from Japanese titanium, combines featherweight and enamelled lacquer for an architecture that is both powerful and delicate. The Sueno draws on the pop energy of the sixties, with its straightforward contours, generous temples and double layering. Other creations, such as the Caster and Dunn, explore the possibilities of the acetate-titanium mix, enriched by filigree details or reinterpreted geminated bridges.
A timeless aesthetic
The collection as a whole cultivates a fluid, gender-neutral aesthetic, with a chromatic palette skilfully balanced between timeless nuances and more daring touches – particularly on the lenses, which are available in personalised shades.
In the Barton Perreira world, sophistication is an art of restraint, technical excellence and the creation of objects that transcend passing fashions. Thélios supports this vision by positioning the brand in the most prestigious segments of the market.
