Our Designers Collaborations
Creativity is the beginning of great stories. Because we want your bedroom to be unique and a reflection of your personal style, every year we work with leading designers to bring you models that tell the story of our times and reflect your dreams.
C. guisset
Tréca has partnered with French designer Constance Guisset to create Point du jour, a headboard that opens up new horizons in terms of inspiration and innovation.
A true invitation to travel, available in 5 colors, this new model integrates all new functionalities.Removable reading lamps, storage pockets and USB ports elegantly combine practicality and design.
CHARLES TASSIN
Charles Tassin is an interior designer with a highly personal approach to interior design, playing on the paradox of neo-classicism with conviction and refinement.
An alchemist of decor, he has created a line of headboards for Tréca that crosses eras to better combine them, affirming the uninhibited glamour of French elegance.
Tréca's upholsterers and decorators have worked with the same precision as haute couture to bring to life the curves and counter-curves imagined by Charles Tassin.
Chistian lacroix
A couturier of colour, Christian Lacroix's style is a blend of diverse inspirations and ancestral traditions such as embroidery, ornamentation and finery.
He uses his talent to sublimate the classic headboard into a true work of art.
"The craftsman/artist partnership is more than important. I appreciate the fact that my work is part of everyday life, and in return I am fascinated by Tréca's craftsmanship. Mr Christian Lacroix
Sarah LAVOINE
Tréca and Maison Sarah Lavoine offer a new interpretation of the bedroom in a collaboration that breaks free of codes with panache and defends an art of living that advocates well-being.
A Parisian interior architect and designer, Sarah Poniatowski has become a benchmark in the field of decoration, space planning, light and the singular expression of colour.
"The bed is the object of our daily lives, an essential part of the art of good living. We wanted to create unique, comfortable design pieces...". Sarah Poniatowski, Founder of Maison Sarah Lavoine.
Andreas weber
A German architect and designer with a degree from Munich's Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Andreas Weber has been working with Tréca since 2011. He previously ran an architectural practice and then produced and distributed his own collection of lamps and furniture under the name Andreas Weber Wohndesign.
Designed by Andreas Weber, the Adonis bed is largely inspired by the Bauhaus style. This model is designed as a whole thanks to a trompe-l'oeil effect that allows the armrest to be elegantly concealed in the bed base.
A. Quaglio &
M. simonelli
Quaglio Simonelli is the brainchild of designers Andrea Quaglio and Manuela Simonelli. Lightness and elegance are the watchwords of the Victoire headboard. This model designed by Quaglio Simonelli expresses a modern, sober idea of comfort thanks to a large, finely upholstered cushion.
chantal thomass
Artistic director and designer of fashion and lingerie, she excels in the art of sensuality: Chantal Thomass is associated with Maison Tréca from 2011 to 2017.
The designer has created several collections of mattresses, box springs, headboards and accessories in her own world: lingerie, lace, corsets, colours and shapes.
An invitation to femininity and fantasy, never before seen in bedding.
Annette Lang
The brilliant German designer Annette Lang began working with Tréca in 2000 with the Désirée collection.
Since then, her relationship with the brand has continued to evolve. When the designer looks for inspiration for Tréca, she always thinks of modern, elegant products that offer a true luxury experience.
