PAD London

From October 13 to 18, 2026, Rinck returns to PAD London for its second participation. At Berkeley Square, in the heart of Mayfair, Rinck presents a selection of collectible furniture and unveils a series of unique ceramics created in collaboration with Arnold d’Alger. Conceived as a complete interior, the stand brings together contemporary creations, reissues and artworks. Pieces from the Nereus, Hébé and Opus Memoria collections sit alongside the 73 sofa and armchair, in a setting where materials, eras and craftsmanship resonate with one another. An invitation to discover Rinck’s approach as an interior designer and decorator since 1841, shaping interiors as a whole, from the space itself to each individual object. Berkeley Square, London — Booth A14

From October 13 to 18, 2026, Rinck returns to Berkeley Square, in the heart of Mayfair, for its second participation at PAD London. At this event dedicated to historical and contemporary design, Rinck presents a selection of collectible furniture and a new collaboration with artist Arnold d’Alger.

Conceived as a complete interior, the stand brings together furniture, lighting, objects and artworks in a composition that reflects Rinck’s approach to interior design and decoration. Reissues of the 73 sofa and armchair sit alongside pieces from the Nereus, Hébé and Opus Memoria collections, as well as a series of unique ceramics by Arnold d’Alger.

Designed by Studio Rinck and crafted in Rinck’s workshops in France, these contemporary creations are produced in limited editions of eight or as unique pieces. Each collection explores its own references: the underwater world for Nereus, a feminine and hedonistic vision of furniture for Hébé, and an imagination rooted in antiquity for Opus Memoria.

Their presentation at PAD London reveals the connections between these worlds. Wood, bronze, glass, textiles and stone come together in a setting where the heritage of the decorative arts inspires new forms and new uses.

Nereus Collection

1973 Sofa

Hébé Collection

This new collaboration continues an ongoing dialogue around ornament, material and artistic gesture. For the fireplace at Rinck’s Paris gallery on rue de Beaune, Arnold d’Alger had already reinterpreted Rinck’s archives of bronze ornaments and master models in his own artistic language.

At PAD London, ceramics become works in their own right. From small vases to large-scale pieces, the series combines found objects with forms made specifically for the project. Landscapes, botanical motifs and freer compositions unfold across the volumes, in a palette conceived to resonate with the collections on display.

“I consider them collectible pieces, just like our furniture.”

Valentin Goux, President and Artistic Director of Rinck

Layers of colour and variations in the line reveal the artist’s hand. Each piece brings a distinctive presence to the setting, at the intersection of art, craftsmanship and design.

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Rinck x Arnold d’Alger, the Presence of the Artist’s Hand

For its second participation at PAD London, Rinck presents a series of unique ceramics created with Arnold d’Alger. From small vases to large-scale pieces, the ensemble continues a dialogue around ornament and material, giving the artist’s hand a visible presence among Rinck’s collections.