- NEW - SENALDA DRIVE

Preorder, delivery from September 27th.

Lost Highway is the starting point of this design. The film works like a Möbius strip: a character ends up where he began, without the journey ever being explained. The frame does the same thing — one line, no identifiable beginning, no end.

Senalda Drive is the address where David Lynch lived for over thirty-five years, until his death in January 2025. It is also the house of the Madisons in Lost Highway, the real location of the film. The frame takes its name from there.

Beta titanium, chosen for its lightness, its resistance, and its ability to adjust precisely to the face. Three finishes — black, gold and silver plated, copper — and each finish comes in optical and in sun. The gold and silver colorway is plated nickel free in two successive layers, for depth that holds over time. Each piece is polished and tumbled individually, the process repeated two to three times until the surface is right, and inspected one by one at each stage.

A numbered series of 150 pieces per colorway, 450 in total. Every frame arrives with its certificate of authenticity, the edition booklet, a mirror cut to the exact shape of the lens in polished and brushed steel, a pouch and the house hard case — the whole set wrapped in a black silk scarf, knotted by hand. Case illustration by Natacha Picajkic.