TEF would like to congratulate Dzmitry Samal for winning the prestigious “Trophees de L’Optique Monaco” in the category “Best female frame” with their Hervé model. Hervé belongs to their intersection collection. Graphic frames whose geometric shapes combine basic figures. For this model: an oval, a triangle and a rectangle set on different layers (partly matified) for an emphasized effect. Special attention has been given to details: for example a carved line on the front face defines a rectangular shape as a chain link. Ultralight and 100% Handmade in France.
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DZMITRY SAMAL was created out of an experimental project in Spring 2012. The success of our virtual 3D-spectacle with a pixelated frame named 5DPI convinced them to take a step forward. A concrete watch, a first in the watchmaking industry soon followed…
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”Henri Courmont” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=”15″]We both wanted to be totally independent, responsible for the development of our products from their first drawing to their final distribution. We work with French ateliers that have a real know-how, are open to all our requests, and react instantly to our modifications. The result is a genuine artful product, unlike any other. We aim at developing feel good spectacles. We want to put a big smile on the face of all our customers whatever their age, sex or origin. Simply put, we launch frames we love, and hope to share our passion with others. Our glasses are 100% handmade in France by craftsmen of excellence. They can all be set with prescription lenses. We showcase our collections all around the world: Milan, Paris,NY… Earrings and bracelets featuring geometrical shapes complete the assortment. We directly deal with retailers to provide the best possible prices and service.[/perfectpullquote]The inspiration of their collections is multiple – from art déco to urban constructivism and 80s videogames with a modern twist. Dzmitry comes from Belarus and studied in Italy before settling down in Paris. He used to design cars, and has an approach that combines technology and pure design. Henri Courmont has worked for “Maisons de Couture”, like Celine and Yves Saint.
For more information, visit www.dzmitrysamal.fr
