Our Philosophy
The Rinck Studio is an interior architecture and decoration practice founded on a conviction: a complete command of classical expression is the prerequisite for true contemporary creative freedom.
Drawing its creativity from an in-depth knowledge of the heritage and language of ornament, the Studio masters classical vocabularies in order to reinterpret and play with their codes—an approach Rinck calls Creative Classicism. It creates modern, inspired interiors that bear the imprint of those who inhabit them.
The Studio designs interiors for a discerning international clientele. From Parisian private residences to exceptional villas in Asia, from Upper East Side apartments to palaces in the Gulf, each project is approached as a unique commission, led by a dedicated team from the first sketch through to final installation.
The Studio’s strength lies in its understanding of the codes of ultra-luxury, enriched by its daily connection with Rinck’s manufacturing workshops. What is designed can be made by the very same house. It is a couture approach in which precision is absolute, from conception through to installation.
Discover Rinck’s history and latest projects
Aboard the Orient Express Corinthian
Some names seem to contain a promise all on their own. Orient Express is one of them. It evokes departure, the night slipping past the windows, the refinement of a dinner served in motion, the beauty of a décor conceived down to its finest details. An imaginary world born on the rails, nourished by cinema, literature, and the decorative arts, now finds a new expression at sea with Orient Express Corinthian, the brand’s first ship and the largest sailing yacht in the world.
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.
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.
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.