Magasin de commerce Ty-Dibab, actuellement restaurant

In 1930, architect René Legrand designed a small two-story square building for a sacred art shop named Dibab, situated in front of the historic city walls and facing the Odet quays in Quimper, France. The building features a modernist aesthetic, characterized by a white façade, a rooftop terrace, and a first floor adorned with long band windows. The storefront includes two display windows, one aligned with the street and the other set back within a niche framed by pillars. This structure reflects the architectural trends of its time while integrating harmoniously into its historical surroundings.