For its 90th anniversary, Tréca Paris presented a quietly assured vision of the bedroom, one where design, tradition, and materiality converged with precision. The installation brought together a debut collaboration with Maison d'art Lesage Intérieurs, newly introduced furniture pieces, a curated selection of seven signature beds, and a dedicated archival space that traced nearly a century of French savoir-faire. Every element reflected the brand's ongoing dialogue between heritage and innovation, and its commitment to creating spaces that are as considered as they are comfortable.

Tréca Paris booth at Salone del Mobile 2025

Tréca Paris x Lesage Intérieurs

At the center of the presentation was a new creation embroidered by the Maison d'art Lesage Intérieurs, making the first collaboration between the two houses. Known for its intricate handwork across decorative arts and historic interiors, Lesage developed an exclusive tweed fabric for Tréca, elevating the bed beyond its function into the realm of collectible design. The piece embodied the shared values of both maisons-rigorous craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a deep respect for material expression.

For those who dream beyond sleep, Tréca extended its made-to-measure mastery into furniture with the introduction of the Apollon daybed and the Olympia bench. The latter, imagined by Géraldine Prieur of Rouge Absolu, brought bold, emotive design into the Tréca universe - a daring yet natural evolution of the brand's bespoke philosophy.

Surrounding these statement pieces were seven distinct beds drawn from across the Tréca collections. From the architectural lines of the Couture and Paris designs to the enduring refinement of the Riviera and Impérial Prestige models, each bed showcased the brand's pursuit of technical excellence and tactile harmony. 

Tréca Paris booth at Salone del Mobile 2025

To mark its 90th anniversary, Tréca presented a special video broadcast on the stand, offering a glimpse into the brand's legacy and evolution since 1935. From its origins as a spring manufacturer in Reichshoffen to its current standing as a reference in French-made luxury, Tréca's history was framed not as nostalgia, but as the foundation for what comes next. The presentation brought together many threads; craft, collaboration, and care, into a clear and cohesive vision of what the modern bedroom can be.

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