Essu Curated Eyewear
Mosman Boutique

I photographed Essu Curated Eyewear’s Mosman boutique, a family-run store specialising in independent designer frames. The series brings together the shopfront, retail interiors and eyewear displays, with wider views of the space and close studies of each frame’s shape, colour and materials. Through EDG Studios, I provide retail interior and product photography in Sydney for websites, editorial features and brand campaigns.

Project Details

  • Client: Essu Curated Eyewear
  • Founder: Claude Essuman
  • Location: 836 Military Road, Mosman, Sydney
  • Stocked Brands: T Henri, Oliver Peoples, Linda Farrow, L.G.R, Lapima, DITA, Chimi, Ahlem
  • Photography: Retail Interiors, Product Display and Architectural Detail
A wide-angle view of the ESSU Curated Eyewear storefront in Mosman, Sydney, showcasing the clean white branding, modern stone plinth displays in the window, and subtle interior lighting. The store’s business hours and curated eyewear philosophy are visible on the door | EDG StudiosStreet view of the Essu storefront. A sharply dressed model wearing sunglasses stands under the ESSU signage, as streaks of passing traffic create a sense of movement and urban energy | EDG StudiosEssu Eyewear Image 14 Product and branding detail of LAPIMA’s white-framed round sunglasses, mounted above a promotional portrait of a model wearing the same design. Clean, editorial-style composition | EDG StudiosLong-exposure capture of the same storefront, with motion-blurred pedestrians walking past the model. ESSU’s branding, store hours, and the clean, modern design of the façade are clearly visible | EDG StudiosFocused image of the LAPIMA brand plaque flanked by distinctive sunglasses on either side. Matte black and tortoiseshell frames contrast against the cool-toned, concrete-textured wall | EDG StudiosClose-up of multiple LAPIMA eyewear styles displayed on pale wood shelving. A range of acetate frames in various colorways and shapes is neatly organized beneath minimalist branding | EDG StudiosInterior of Essu Eyewear store with glasses on shelves, a large mirror, and potted plants in the entryway | EDG StudiosEssu Mosman checkout counter with beige curtain and surrounding eyewear displays | EDG StudiosCandid in-store moment of a customer browsing the eyewear collection on wall-mounted shelves. The layout shows multiple designer brands including LAPIMA and DITA, captured against the textured feature wall | EDG StudiosAlternate angle of the tortoiseshell sunglasses on marble plinth, emphasizing frame curvature and craftsmanship. The natural lighting highlights the rich amber hues of the lenses and acetate frame | EDG StudiosProduct feature of oval tortoiseshell sunglasses with warm brown lenses, displayed on a polished marble plinth near the shopfront. A blurred street scene in the background adds subtle urban context | EDG StudiosFeaturing a statement silhouette and tinted translucent acetate, this pair of Dita eyeglasses rests on a dark stone pedestal. Captured at the Essu Designer Eyewear showroom in Mosman, Sydney | EDG StudiosA pair of high-end Dita eyeglasses with gold accents and a rimless frame, set on a polished marble pedestal. Photographed at Essu Curated Eyewear in Mosman, Sydney, with a softly blurred city street in the backdrop | EDG StudiosBold, black acetate sunglasses with engraved metal detailing showcased at Essu in Mosman. The eyewear sits on a stone block, with natural daylight flooding through the storefront window behind | EDG StudiosA modern, minimalist black sunglass frame with rounded square lenses, shown in soft daylight at Essu’s Mosman boutique. Positioned on polished stone with vehicle reflections outside the store window | EDG StudiosElegant and bold, these tortoiseshell acetate sunglasses feature oversized frames and green-tinted lenses. Captured in natural light at Essu Designer Eyewear, Mosman | EDG StudiosLight-toned square sunglasses on marble display block at Essu Mosman | EDG StudiosRed designer sunglasses with pink gradient lenses displayed on marble stand at Essu | EDG StudiosBrighter exposure of the clear hexagonal sunglasses against a sunlit window. Reflections and lens detail are more pronounced, underscoring the avant-garde aesthetic of the frame design | EDG StudiosShowcase image of gold-frame aviator sunglasses with reflective blue lenses, styled atop a marble pedestal. The mirrored surface and crisp lines convey modern luxury and technical precision | EDG StudiosCrystal-clear acetate sunglasses with sculpted gold-tone arms rest on a marble plinth. Sunlight enhances the clarity of the frame and texture of the lenses, set against an out-of-focus vehicle | EDG Studios

Retail interior photography in Mosman

Essu Curated Eyewear is a family-run boutique at Shop 2, 836 Military Road in Mosman, on Sydney's Lower North Shore. Its selection of sunglasses and optical frames brings together international eyewear brands including DITA, LAPIMA, AHLEM and Oliver Peoples. The business focuses on the design and craftsmanship of each frame, with personalised styling that considers fit, face shape and individual taste.

We photographed the shopfront, interior and product displays as a connected collection. Wider views show the shelving, mirrors and layout of the boutique, while closer images focus on the frames against stone plinths and textured surfaces. Window light and reflections link the eyewear to its surroundings, picking up the shape of the lenses, the colour of the acetate and the detail in the metalwork. A customer browsing the shelves adds a view of the space in use.

For a retail brand, these different views can work together across a website, editorial feature or social campaign. The interior photographs introduce the store and its atmosphere, while the product details give each frame room to be seen clearly. EDG Studios provides photography for boutiques, showrooms, interior designers and product brands across Sydney, with the brief shaped around the space and the images the business needs.

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