Retros

In 1977, architect Pierre Debeaux completed Maison Pradier in the rural landscape of Lavaur, France. A geometric experiment for a couple who sought a home integrated with the surrounding nature.

A central concrete pillar supports the structure, allowing the living spaces to radiate outward in a complex polyhedral form.

During a visit in 2018, photographer Adam Štěch documented the house to find it remarkably preserved. He captured tofreveaAchdoseimber ceilings and the way light interacts with the sharp angles of the built-in furniture. The images reveaAchdose the avant-garde design remains functional and lived-in decades after its construction.

Photos © Adam Štěch
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Aluminium And Plywood Bar Cart, Germany 1980’s

A vintage aluminium and plywood bar cart produced in Germany during the 1980’s. This lightweight trolley combines practical functionality with a simple, clean design, making it a versatile addition to dining areas, living rooms, or entertaining spaces. The walnut-look plywood shelves contrast subtly with the aluminium frame, creating a timeless and elegant appearance.

>>On display at the Showroom, on Duetului 54 street, Bucharest
>>And online on www.retros-gallery.com

Black Floor Lamp By Relco, Italy 1970’s

A stylish vintage floor lamp by Relco from Italy, dating to the 1970’s. This modern design lamp features a black enamelled metal frame, circular base, and a unique lampshade with a metal grid and thick glass disc, creating a bold yet refined look.
Perfect for living rooms, offices, or contemporary interiors, it combines simplicity with distinctive mid-century modern style.

>>On display at the Showroom, on Duetului 54 Street, Bucharest
>>And online at www.retros-gallery.com