Rinck in the United States

  1. Rinck Honored at the Arthur Ross Awards

    On May 11 in New York, the house of Rinck will be honored at the Arthur Ross Awards, one of the world’s most prestigious distinctions in the fields of classical architecture and the decorative arts.

    Presented by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA), the award recognizes individuals and institutions whose work makes an exceptional contribution to the preservation and advancement of classical traditions.

  2. From Paris to New York: an American Story

    Rinck’s history in the United States did not begin with an opening or even with a project, but with a movement. A movement shaped by craftsmanship crossing the Atlantic, driven by a desire to transmit, to connect, and to establish itself within a new cultural landscape.

  3. Palm Beach Atelier

    The Palm Beach Atelier is a collaborative space, a concept initiated by architect and interior designer Sarah Magness.

  4. A New Setting in New York

    Rinck unveils the recent transformation of its showroom at the New York Design Center. Conceived as a living gallery, the space embodies the dialogue between furniture, art, and exceptional craftsmanship, and exclusively presents Le Jour, a sculpture created in collaboration with French artist Simon Buret.

On the occasion of the Arthur Ross Awards in New York, Rinck dedicates its new journal to the story that has linked the company to the United States for nearly a century.

Rinck is honored to receive the Arthur Ross Award in the Artisanship & Craftsmanship category, presented to Thierry Goux in recognition of his lifetime achievement. This major distinction celebrates a vision of the profession rooted in the transmission of craftsmanship, artisanal excellence, and the ongoing dialogue between tradition and contemporary creation. Discover the history of this award and what it represents for Rinck.

This new journal also looks back at Rinck’s American story, from its earliest presence in Chicago and at the 1939 New York World’s Fair to the current development of its activities across the United States. A story shaped by encounters, transmission, and landmark projects, which continues to unfold today between Paris, New York, Palm Beach, and California.

We also invite you to meet Sarah Magness, founder of the Palm Beach Atelier, through a conversation about creation, collaboration, and her vision of contemporary design. Conceived as a living space bringing together artisans, designers, and collectors, the Palm Beach Atelier embodies a thoughtful and collaborative approach to the decorative arts, of which Rinck is now a partner.

Finally, this journal is also an opportunity to unveil the recent transformation of the Rinck showroom at the New York Design Center. Conceived as a living gallery in the heart of Manhattan, this reimagined space more than ever affirms Rinck’s place within the international landscape of design and decorative arts.

Discover Rinck’s history and projects

Inside the Interior Design Studio

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.

A Parisian interior reinterpreted

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.

Le Jour – A New Sculptural Work by Simon Buret

Following the Paris unveiling of La Nuit, Rinck is proud to introduce Le Jour, a new sculptural piece by the French artist Simon Buret, during the upcoming edition of What’s New, What’s Next at the New York Design Center.

Rinck: A Century of Major Art Salons in Paris

For over a century, art and interior design fairs have served as vital venues for ensembliers décorateurs, providing incomparable showcases for displaying their style and savoir-faire. These major events – bringing together designers, creators, artisans, and artists, recognizing talent and setting the trends of each era – have shaped the very history of design and furnishings.

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.

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 millwork 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.