Treca Interiors Paris takes care of everything you need for a luxurious stay. Her motto is “Sleep woven by hands”. There are many people in the world who appreciate Parisian charm, elegance and absolute comfort. Sophisticated customers and the most fashionable hotels in the world like the Paris Ritz or Reid’s on Madeira prefer Treca Interiors Paris beds and mattresses.

The French company was founded by René Moritz and Julien Woerth. She initially specialized in the manufacture of electrical wires and cables. In 1935, Victor Moritz, the son of Rene, in the Alsatian village of Ranshofen began producing spring mattresses. Victor has repeatedly been to USA, from where, in fact, he brought the spring mattress technology and the Box Spring system. In 1939, he opened the second production in Bozhency, on the banks of the Loire, and in 1974 the first mattresses of the Pullman and Imperial series were produced. The next product was decorated beds, which appeared in 1955. They were released by the third company, opened in the Bourg de Tizi, near Lyon. And in 1964, Treca Interiors Paris presented a series of electrically adjustable beds. At the same time, active export of products began, Treca offices opened in Germany, Belgium and Switzerland. In 1990, after the death of Victor Moritz, the company temporarily withdrew to the Japanese concern Sumitomo, but today it belongs again to the French, the Sauval Industries group. Its annual turnover is more than 60 million euros.

The backs of the Lounge beds allow you to combine different colors and textures.

Treca offers the concept of a modular bed. Customers choose the back, the base, the mattress, the legs, the electromechanical filling, as well as the size to the centimeter. Solutions in different styles: from belle époque to the ultramodern minimalism. Thanks to the patented point by point support system, every point of the body is supported, which is very important for healthy sleep. Upholstery and bedspreads are made exclusively of noble materials: silk and cashmere, bleached cotton, flax and natural wool.

The collection of bed backs offers a huge selection of models that complement the Orient Express, Prestige or Platinum sleeping systems. The Cad3 motor base and Initial or Silhouette mattresses bend as desired. Three silent motors set in motion five independent planes of the surface.

Le sommeil, cousu main, or “Hands woven sleep” is not just a phrase for Treca, but a real credo. At many stages of production, only manual labor is used here. For example, when deep mattress stitching, requiring high skill. This is another reason why Treca mattresses have not lost their form for decades. In the "winter" versions of the upholstery used cashmere or natural wool, and in the "summer" - silk, linen, cotton. In 2012, the line of bedroom furniture was supplemented with sofas, shelves, and armchairs for the day zone. Holidays with Treca should be perfect, designers take care of it - Annette Lang, Thomas Althaus, Paolo Nava, Matteo Thun, Erik Zhizar and others.

The limited series Millésime in the Orient Express collection, released for the anniversary of Treca Interiors Paris.

In 2015, in honor of the 80th anniversary, Treca House released a limited edition luxury Millésime beds in the Orient Express collection. The soft Riviera headboard (designed by Sandrine Cholet) is decorated with haute couture materials: from exclusive offers of the Loro Piana factory. Paris Millésime special mattresses have the Orient Express logo.

Achille Shelving, Diss. A. Basalja, N. Rota-Nodari. A set of mirrors Beauchamp in wooden frames, diz. P. Allaman. Delta module, diz. E. Zhizar. Decorating walnut, ash or teak. Nightstand Dyade, diz. Renata. Walnut or bleached sycamore. Bed with a soft headboard Grand Soirée, diz. M. Thun. Armchair Herald, diz. S. Schollet. Upholstery in fabric or leather. Bed, Louis XVI. Textiles with characteristic drawings of ruy.