From September 24 to 27, 2025, under the Monaco sun, Rinck unveils Nereus, a furniture capsule designed especially for the Monaco Yacht Show. Inspired by the marine world, these unique pieces play with lines and volumes, evoking the movement of waves and the fluidity of the depths. Every detail tells a fragment of the ocean, and every texture reflects a shimmer of light.
Nereus Liquor Cabinet
Detail of the cabinet's marquetry
Nereus Wall Sconce
Nereus wall sconces flanking the painting ‘Le Marin’ by Simon Buret
To bring this capsule to life, Rinck has brought together exceptional craftsmanship. Maison Hurel lends its incomparable finesse to delicate embroideries, while Atelier Pictet enhances the transparency and play of light through glass. Together, they compose a symphony where materials and light respond to one another, balancing strength and delicacy.
In parallel, Rinck will also present TRAMES at Monaco — its new collection of finishes developed within its Research Department. Conceived as an ongoing exploration, it is enriched each year with new creations, designed in close collaboration with the house’s designers.
Embroidery detail by Maison Hurel for the Nereus chairs
Glass top detail by Atelier Pictet for the Nereus coffee tables
This edition highlights the artistry of relief work and celebrates the mastery of combining diverse crafts. Each sample is conceived by the creative team, then explored, refined, and brought to life in the workshop through the intervention of multiple specialties. In this process, Rinck lets the material take the lead: research evolves organically around the theme of lines and traces.
Some finishes embrace a textile-inspired approach, featuring visible weaves and an almost graphic regularity; others lean toward irregular abrasions, where the material appears to be shaped and marked by the passage of time. Finally, a few creations adopt a more nautical interpretation, with soft, undulating lines that evoke the shifting reflections of water.
Sample from the Trames finishes collection
Detail of the Trames collection
Alongside the Nereus capsule and the finishes, the Rinck stand will also showcase some of the most emblematic pieces from its contemporary collections, offering a broader glimpse into the house’s creative universe.
In Monaco, Rinck celebrates the art of material and asserts its identity: creating pieces where tradition and innovation come together to give life to objects of desire, crafted to stand the test of time.
Rinck’s booth at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show
This collection, the consequence of a dialogue between savoir-faire and innovation, combines the refinement of top-quality materials with a visionary design that will elegantly adapt to contemporary spaces. Every detail was studied with care and concern to produce sustainable furniture that is as functional as it is beautiful.
In the shadows of the Parisian workshops, threads are stretched, intertwined, and made to capture the light. Since 1873, Maison Hurel has carried on the delicate art of haute couture embroidery. With Rinck, it marks a meeting where ancestral gestures converse with new inspirations — a story that Martin Hurel shares in this interview.
Bertille Goux, designer at Rinck, discusses the research work on materials and finishes, revealing the behind-the-scenes of creation. Between aesthetic ambitions and technical constraints, she shares her ongoing dialogue with the workshops' artisans, their expertise, and their ability to bring our vision to life. An exploration of the subtle balance between innovation and craftsmanship, where each finish becomes a signature.
In the world of artistic creation, drawing holds a central place. It is the starting point of every work, a visual language that transcends materials to bring imagination to life. In this video series, explore how drawing, in all its forms, guides the transformation of spaces and objects.