Join Rinck in Paris this January

  1. Nereus: The Shimmering Sea Sculpted in Solid Form

    During Maison & Objet in the City, Rinck unveils Nereus at its Paris gallery, a collection inspired by the depths of the sea, where materials form a seascape, where furnishings become a sensory experience. This ensemble – designed to take you deep into a watery world in motion – explores the interaction of light, undulating water, and marine textures in contemporary designs brought to life through exceptional savoir-faire.

  2. Nereus: A Collection Designed by Movement

    For Bertille Goux, Collection Director at Rinck, Nereus did not originate with an immobile pattern, but with movement. The movement of water, of course, but also that of an open, evolving creative process, fueled by constant dialogue between lines, materials, and savoir-faire.

  3. Rinck x The Guild of Saint Luke a Face-to-Face Dialogue

    The Rinck x GSL – E. Rinck collection, presented at Maison & Objet in the City, is on display – arranged to embody a dialogue – at Rinck’s Paris location on Avenue Daumesnil. Period pieces find themselves face-to-face with their contemporary interpretations, heritage mirroring cutting-edge creation, memory reflecting a modern perspective.

  4. 2025: A Year of Dialogue and Creativity

    After an exciting series of projects, collaborations, and major developments, the year 2025 has drawn to a close for Rinck. It was a year rich with juxtapositions of heritage and contemporary creation, a dialogue expressed in furniture, art, and interior architecture.

On the occasion of Maison & Objet In The City, Rinck dedicates this new edition of its Journal to the creations presented across its two Parisian spaces. From the gallery to the interior architecture studio, the new collections unfold through a dialogue between material, drawing, and memory.

In the Paris gallery on rue de Beaune, Rinck presents Nereus, a collection inspired by the depths of the sea. Solid wood, veneer, all-over marquetry, engraved glass, patinated bronze, and couture textiles compose a fluid, sensory universe, where each piece captures a fragment of landscape, shaped by reflections, movement, and light. At the Daumesnil studio, the Rinck x The Guild of Saint Luke – E. Rinck collection is revealed through a face-to-face scenography. A dialogue between a 1931 Art Deco ensemble and its contemporary interpretation, highlighting the permanence of drawing and the freedom of materials, between heritage and a modern gaze.

This edition also gives voice to those who design and shape the collections. Through an interview with Bertille Goux, Collection Director, the Journal explores the genesis of Nereus, the role of drawing and ornament, and that fragile moment when individual pieces find their rightful place within an ensemble. Finally, as 2025 has been a particularly rich year, Rinck in the City revisits in images the highlights of a year marked by projects, collaborations, and ongoing dialogues between furniture, art, and interior architecture.

An invitation to explore creation, from one place to another, at the rhythm of Paris.

Nurtured by 180 years of history, we believe in the perfect mastery of classic ranges, a prerequisite for contemporary design. Our cultivated relationship with the history of the decorative arts is rooted in France's heritage, but resolutely turned towards the world, the meeting of cultures and know-how. Our ambition is to create exceptional interiors that are full of colour, art and life, that blend seamlessly into their surroundings and are perfectly suited to the daily lives of their users.

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Savoir-Faire

Our company – boasting its own production workshops and approaching its second century of operations – brings together many skills specific to French decorative arts. Be it our boiserie and interior design workshops, our furniture and bronze workshops, or our design offices, more than a dozen forms of savoir-faire are expertly practiced at our three sites, each having its own venerable history, a legacy that is further enriched as it is taught by one generation to the next. They are complementary, often complex, traditional, or innovative, and combine the nobility of handcraftsmanship and the perfection of age-old techniques with digital precision and other new practices born of technological advancements. Their uses are dedicated to the making of exceptional pieces and are mastered by women and men who, with passion and respect, transform the material into something even greater than itself and bring to life all the interiors imagined by our designers and executed for our trusting clients.