The Brillenkammer has been around since the end of 2003. In 2004 Katharina Pech joined the team and in summer 2008 took over the helm from her predecessor Sabine Abel. For over 10 years now the Brillenkammer has been an established part of Friedrichshain’s Kiez-culture and has grown with the neighbourhood while remaining true to its roots. Our ophthalmic opticians offer professional consultations Tuesday through Saturday.
Nice glasses don't grow on trees …
Our Way of Working
Because We Know What We're Doing ...
We provide our competent and thorough services with an eye to your wishes and needs. Whenever it’s about seeing and Being Seen.
Since we also know that no one knows everything we have strong partners along just in case, who can help with any challenge we run into.
Our Partners:
Kontaktlinsenstudio Wahrendorf | Rupp+Hubrach | Reparaturservice Scharnbeck
The Team
k.pech@brillenkammer.de
Master Craftswoman Ophthalmic Optics
j.stange@brillenkammer.de
Bachelor of Science Ophthalmic Optics
a.andrich@brillenkammer.de
Master of Science Ophthalmic Optics
j.rettig@brillenkammer.de
Journeyman Ophthalmic Optics
The Tour
OUR SHOP ...
Our frames are presented in specially refurbished antique door- and window frames. We want you to have the time to look for what you want in a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere. The play corner for our youngest customers is as much a part of that as are the comfortable easy chairs for those accompanying and supporting your search for the right glasses.
BRILLENKAMMER – THE MOVIE
Come on by …
Everyone knows that the perfect glasses don’t grow on trees. Those with contact lenses know that competent support is a must-have. In this short movie we’ll give you a quick overview of the manifold daily aspects of our work. For even more insight and for a new perspective: come see us.
Professional Training
INTO THE FUTURE WITH OPEN EYES ...
Our profession is a unique mix of artisan and retail components.
Focused, independent work in the workshop alternates with regular contact with all kinds of different people in the sales area. On top of that the optician is a competent contact for an important aspect of wellbeing – seeing.
Working in a small, traditional specialist shop in particular offers a range of work areas. Everyone has a personal investment, and everyone contributes to the face of the shop.
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