In Paris’s Golden Triangle, a 220 sqm Haussmannian apartment — complete with a service room — has regained its rhythm. The brief entrusted to Rinck was not to alter its envelope, but to rethink the very way it is lived in: reorganising functions, refining circulation, and restoring coherence to its uses, without erasing the heritage that forms its fabric.

Nolwenn de Kergommeaux, an exceptional master glassmaker, carries forward an ancestral savoir-faire in her Parisian atelier, Au Passeur de Lumière. Together with her team, she collaborates with Rinck, creating bespoke stained-glass pieces designed specifically for some of our interior architecture projects. Learn more about her craft in this interview.

Rinck’s interior architecture team takes you behind the scenes of their craft. Discover how each project is approached with creativity and dedication, reflecting our commitment to bringing our clients’ visions to life.

This 220-square-metre apartment embodies a way of living in which heritage naturally aligns with modernity, where sophistication remains discreet, and where luxury is expressed through precision rather than ostentation. It is a reimagined Parisian interior — soft, quiet, timeless — carrying Rinck’s signature: interior architecture that elevates material, structures light, and tells a story through precise, sensitive décors.

Stately, splendid, and swathed in Parisian elegance, this 400 square meter Haussmannian apartment overlooks the Faubourg Saint-Honoré neighborhood.