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Over the past several decades, Rinck has perfected a precise project-management process making it possible to undertake top-quality missions working with decorators, interior designers, and architects who are not only the most accomplished in their fields, but the most exacting, as well.

More often than not, our references choose to remain discreet, as the owners of yachts and superyachts, luxurious New York City townhouses, and princely London palaces. Quite a few, however, are household names.

 

Our multi-material methodology (wood, metal, glass, stone, etc.) and end-to-end process – from the work of the engineering and design department to the installation to the worksite supervision – have earned our clients’ steadfast trust. Each of these fitting and/or furnishing commissions is entirely customized and unique. Each new project is also another chance for us to adapt our savoir-faire to original requirements, improve our working tools, and further hone and broaden our skills to satisfy the needs of our specifiers.

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Yachting

For 20 years, Rinck has proudly served as the premier supplier of bespoke furniture for the world’s largest mega yachts.

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AD Interieurs

Design by Luis Laplace

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Hôtel particulier, Europe

Design by Hubert Zandberg Interiors

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Domaine Château Latour, Winery

Design Bruno Moinard

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Maison Baccarat, Moscou

Design Philippe Starck

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Château, Touraine

Rinck realized the latticework ensemble on a French castle facade.

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Buddakan Restaurant in New York

Design Gilles & Boissier and Christian Liaigre

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Art Deco apartment in Paris

Rinck realized the complete millwork and the Art Deco furnishing of this Parisian apartment.

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Hôtel particulier in Paris

with Louis XV singerie drawing.

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New-York Apartment

Rinck work on the Mahogany millwork for this dining room project of a Park avenue apartment in New York.

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Hôtel Plaza Athénée, The Bar

Design by Patrick Jouin

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Collection "Ithaque"

Design by Charles Zana

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Table "Eugenia"

Design by Humbert et Poyet

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Bureau "I.O."

Design by Industrial Orchestra

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Buffet

Design by Pierre-Yves Rochon

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Commode "Quatre saisons"

Design by Pierre-Yves Rochon

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Commode "Vibration"

Design by Pierre-Yves Rochon for Lalique

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Vanity "Causeuses"

Design by Pierre-Yves Rochon for Lalique

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Cabinet and writing desk

Design by Drake Anderson

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Table

Design by Drake Anderson

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La boiserie by Rinck

For more than two years, while our interior architecture studio has been working on a Louis XV interior-design project, we have been documenting the creative process. These slices of Rinck life are precious treasures for our archives, tracing the birth of a boiserie de style, from the first sketches to the scale drawings, from the sculpting to the gilding. This information serves as testament to our method as applied to neoclassical interior architecture – one of Rinck’s specialties since the late 19th century – as we design interior décors that satisfy our clients’ express wishes and precise tastes.

The History of the Desk - Part I

Armoires and cupboards, tables and chairs, sofas and beds : Of all the furniture handed down to us by history, the piece that is surely the most powerfully linked to the evolution of society is the desk. The reasons for this are clear when we recall this object’s primary purpose : writing.

The history of chinoiseries in France - Part I

In 1368, while the Hundred Years’ War was still raging in France, five thousand miles away, China’s new Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang had ousted the Mongols from power and established the Ming dynasty. Galvanized by the end of foreign dynastic domination, the Middle Empire closed its borders to the rest of the world, with very few exceptions. Seventy years earlier, in 1298, the story of a Venetian merchant in the court of Kublai Khan had sparked tremendous interest in Europe.

Where have all the ensembliers décorateurs gone ?

If you follow us on any social network, or if you have already read any coverage of Rinck, or if you had the opportunity to read the special issue ofConnaissance des Artsmagazine that featured our company, you are sure to have noticed at least one thing: Rinck calls itself an “Ensemblier Décorateur.”