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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.
See MoreArt Deco apartment in Paris
Rinck realized the complete millwork and the Art Deco furnishing of this Parisian apartment.
See MoreNew-York Apartment
Rinck work on the Mahogany millwork for this dining room project of a Park avenue apartment in New York.
See More“François Premier” Apartment, Paris
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.
See More"Saint-Honoré" Apartment, Paris
Stately, splendid, and swathed in Parisian elegance, this 400 square meter Haussmannian apartment overlooks the Faubourg Saint-Honoré neighborhood.
See MoreLa Galerie Rinck, Paris
A space meant to hold the contemporary collections created by our in-house design studio, a setting that embodies Rinck’s creative DNA: inspired, elegant, inventive.
See MoreDuplex apartment, Paris
For this 170m² duplex apartment in the centre of Paris, Rinck designed a classic décor, with Louis XV-style ornamentation but revisited through a very Parisian 19th-century prism, and incorporating contemporary details.
See MoreHaussmannian Apartment
Rinck has completed the interior architecture of an exceptional 310m² Haussmannian apartment with views of the Seine and the Eiffel Tower.
See MoreApartment "Île Saint Louis"
This space, enjoying generous natural light, has the austere layout and aesthetics characteristic of late Art Deco architectures, but takes on visual interest with highly detailed decorative elements.
See MoreMaïence Gourmet Restaurant
Rinck has crafted the interior architecture at the Maïence gourmet restaurant in Strasbourg. The marine ambiance features subtle lighting that underscores the establishment's culinary focus on fish and vegetables, prepared by three-Michelin-star chef Gilles Goujon. Rinck created the Corian-topped central buffet with a walnut structure and base of hammered brass.
See MoreChâteau de Saulon
Creation and realization of a new architectural and decorative concept for a hotel located in a 17th century castle.
See MorePop-Up "At Home with a Connoisseur"
Rinck dreamed up the colorful interior of an enthusiastic collector and introduces the new piece from the Félicité collection, a brass ceiling light, and its new collaboration with Fromental: the hand-painted silk wallcovering “The Classicist Sketchbook".
See More"Franklin Roosevelt" Apartment
Making the most of its windows’ generous dimensions, this 120m² Parisian pied-à-terre with decidedly modern aesthetics exudes a luxurious, subdued atmosphere.
See MoreApartment "Grand Palais"
Substantially restored and decorated with quintessentially Parisian couture spirit, this family pied-à-terre was designed for an international client, appreciative of the subtle blend of Haussmannian classicism and French decorative modernism.
See MoreHôtel Particulier, Europe
A classic French-style interior design project involving boiseries, stucco, stone and decorative painting.
See MoreCinema Room
Atypical Cinema Room for a private residential project, inspired by the Victorian colonial taste, in the spirit of the Brighton Pavilion.
See MoreVIP Lounge, Longines Masters
Rinck imagined the VIP lounge for the Longines Masters. A “gentleman’s club” atmosphere expressed in classic and contemporary boiserie and flannel curtains, echoing the “couture” elegance of equestrian sports.
See MoreFrench style villa
Rinck realized an interior architecture study for a 3000 m2 villa renovation.
Imagined as a French style villa with modern inspiration in the details and material finishes and exceptional furniture selection, mostly from the Rinck cabinet making collection.
See MorePrivate residence, Asia
Art Deco inspired contemporary interior studies, realized by Rinck for a private residence.
See MoreSalon "Mlle de Blois"
This interior design project imagines the living room of Marie-Anne de Bourbon, known as "Mademoiselle de Blois" and daughter of Louis XIV had she married the Moroccan Sultan Moulay Ismaïl after his proposal in 1699.
See MoreTownhouse "The Classicist Sketchbook"
Rinck imagined the interior of a townhouse with a large bookcase, a desk, a lounge area and a four-poster bed. The bedroom is decorated with a hand-painted silk wallcovering, Fromental by Rinck "The Classicist Sketchbook", and contemporary oak paneling.
See MoreNereus, 2026 collection
For its 2026 collection, Rinck presents Nereus, a tribute to the depths of the sea, where exceptional craftsmanship meets contemporary creation. Conceived as a deep dive into the ocean’s hidden worlds, the collection celebrates movement, light, and fluidity. Inspired by the Greek god of the seas, it evokes the grace of undulating forms, the shimmer of reflections, and the richness of textures shaped by water.
See MoreOpus Memoria, 2025 collection
The Opus Memoria furniture collection celebrates craftsmanship and creativity. Each piece pays tribute to the imagined vision of a multi-talentend visionary who would have left behind unique artistic "totems".
The collection includes a standing desk, a chair, a table lamp, a totem lamp, a side table, an armchair-throne, a cheval mirror and a rug.
See MoreThe Amarante Collection
Imagined as an ensemble for a home office, Amarante includes a desk, a chair, a rug, an ottoman, a daybed, a bookcase and two columns.
The fabrics are part of the first collection of textiles designed by Rinck - edited by Maison Thevenon.
See MoreHébé, 2021 Collection
Rinck introduces Hébé: an hedonistic and feminine vision of the smoking room.
See MoreFélicité, 2020 Collection
A complete dining-room set with a console, a dining table, six chairs, two armchairs, two sconces and a chandelier, providing our design studio the opportunity to showcase its creative identity.
See MoreBeethoven Cabinet
This cabinet was created with rich details and materials. Timeless and sculptural, combining contemporary aesthetic to classical inspiration.
See MoreBout de canapé
End table with wenge turned colums, shagreen and ebony marquetry, inlaid bone and varnish finishing.
See MoreBuffet Louis XVI
Louis XVI style sideboard in black lacquered, Chinese silver lacquer and silver-plated bronze hardware.
See MoreBureau à cylindre Empire
Empire style cylinder desk in flamed mahogany, bronze ornaments, hand carved gilded wood ornaments and varnish finishing.
See MoreConsole Table
Louis XVI style console table in carved and gilded wood and Sienna yellow marble.
See MoreTable aux poissons
Table in solid walnut, gold leaf finishing and marquetry top inspired by 17th and 18th century French and Flemish paintings.
See MoreTable de chasse
Italian Baroque style table in hand carved wood, green rechampis and Grand Campan marble top.
See MoreFauteuil Marie-Antoinette
Marie-Antoinette style armchair with hand carved beechwood, gold leaf finishing, white lacquer and highlight gilding.
See MoreTable de chevet Charles X
Charles X style bedside table in carved gilded wood, embossed silk velvet and marble.
See MoreCabinet feuilles d'or
Cabinet in rosewood veneers, square gold leaves pattern and sand casted patina keyhole.
See MoreGrande banquette oreilles
Fully ulpholsetered large bench with turned oak feet and matt nickel sabot.
See MoreBureau Maurice
Desk in water gilding with white gold leaf, shagreen desk blotter and gilded bronzes set.
See MoreBuffet réhaut
Sideboard in shagreen veneered, bone, sycamore and mahogany veneered and varnish finishing.
See MoreBout de canapé New York
End table in sunburn Macassar ebony veneer, polished nickel and varnish finishing.
See MoreCommode diamant
Chest of drawers in figured sycamore marquetry, polish nickel and high gloss varnish finishing.
See MoreChaise marqueterie
Solid rosewood and walnut veneered chair with marquetry on the back, carved legs and varnish finishing.
See MoreArgentier Napoléon III
Louis XV style silver cabinet with Madagascar rosewood veneer, marble and gilded chased bronzes.
See MoreGuéridon Pietra Dura
Italian style pedestal table in carved gilded wood and hand painted in faux "pietra dura".
See MoreTable de milieu "Carquois"
Louis XVI style Table in carved wood, mahogany pommele and gilt bronze.
See MoreRecommendations
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.”


















































































