Events

Rinck returns to Monaco for the third consecutive year for the Monaco Yacht Show. From design to completion, Rinck brings its expertise and fine craftsmanship to this demanding world, where every space calls for careful consideration. Volumes are planned with precision, materials chosen for their beauty as much as their function, and every detail finds its place to make life at sea feel effortless. At its stand, Rinck presents a selection of furniture that reflects its commitment to craftsmanship. An invitation to discover the world of Rinck at the heart of this international yachting event.

On September 17, 2026, Rinck will take part in What’s New, What’s Next at the New York Design Center, one of the key events on New York’s design calendar. For this new edition, Rinck will unveil Nereus in the United States for the first time. Inspired by the depths of the sea, the 2026 collection brings together sculptural furniture, richly worked materials and layered textures in a world shaped by movement, light and exceptional craftsmanship. An invitation to discover Nereus in a new setting, in the heart of New York.

For Paris Design Week, Rinck opens the doors of its Paris gallery and presents a selection of pieces drawn from its contemporary collections, re-editions and heritage. Echoing the theme Pulse in Motion, the exhibition brings together different eras, materials and savoir-faire. From the Art Deco lines of the Félicité collection to the marine-inspired forms of Nereus, each creation reflects the way Rinck reinterprets its heritage through a resolutely contemporary vision. A sensitive journey through the world of the Maison, driven by a shared creative pulse.

On the occasion of 3daysofdesign 2026, Rinck is pleased to take part in the Resurgences exhibition, presented within the prestigious Palais Thott, home of the French Embassy in Denmark in Copenhagen. Organized in partnership with the Mobilier National and with the support of the Institut Français, the exhibition unveils a new scenography designed by Berenice Curt Architecture and celebrates the excellence of French design houses through a selection of 20th-century masterpieces and contemporary creations. Within this exceptional setting, Rinck will present the TR-73 chair. Originally designed in the 1970s, this iconic piece embodies the timeless elegance and refined lines that define the Rinck universe.

On the occasion of L’Objet Extraordinaire, organized by the Carré Rive Gauche association, Rinck unveils a major rediscovery from its archives: an exceptional 1931 Art Deco ensemble by Eugène Rinck, an emblematic figure of the third generation of the Rinck family. The result of extensive research and authentication carried out within Rinck’s historical archives, this presentation sheds light on the Art Deco language developed by Rinck in the early 1930s, a refined balance of architectural rigour, sophisticated materials, and outstanding craftsmanship. The scenography creates a dialogue between this ensemble and the reissue of the TR-73 chair, originally designed by Gérard Rinck in 1973, reflecting Rinck’s ongoing commitment to bringing its heritage into conversation with different eras.

On the occasion of the Milano Design Week, Rinck takes part in the exhibition Le Design Défilé, presented in the heart of the Brera district. Conceived as a scenographic journey by Jakob+MacFarlane, the exhibition brings together 53 French creations and offers a vision of design in motion, where pieces engage in dialogue with the body and space. Within this setting, Rinck presents the Opus Memoria Throne, a central piece from a collection inspired by the world of the artist’s studio. Both structured and enveloping, the seat is built around a solid wood frame with bold, defined lines, softened by a leather drape that appears to fall naturally, like a suspended material. This tension between formal rigor and the fluidity of gesture gives rise to a piece with a strong sculptural presence, conceived to be both observed and experienced. The throne invites a free and versatile approach to seating, allowing the body to shift between positions as the material follows movement. In Milan, the piece reflects a vision of French design where form, material, and use converge to create sensitive objects, in constant interaction with their environment.

For the second time, Rinck is taking part in Art Paris, within the FRENCH DESIGN ART EDITION sector. On this occasion, Rinck unveils a vision of furniture that bridges the heritage of fine craftsmanship with a demand for detail and timeless elegance. Inspired by Antiquity and a nautical imaginary, the furniture selection weaves a poetic narrative where heritage meets contemporary creation. Sculptures, marquetry, and bronzework engage in a dialogue of density, light, and illusion.

On the occasion of Salon Prototype, an event dedicated to research and experimentation in contemporary craftsmanship, initiated by the French Craft Guild, we present the Trône from the Opus Memoria collection.  This piece emerges from an extensive research process, developed upstream through the creation of prototypes, true proofs of concept, that validated choices of form, proportion, techniques, and materials. Behind the apparent simplicity of the seat lies an experimental approach, shaped by a dialogue between design and craftsmanship.  Salon Prototype offers a privileged setting to reveal these research phases and the processes that precede the final creation, highlighting works in progress and the creative paths behind them. 

As part of Maison & Objet In The City, Rinck presents Nereus in its Parisian gallery, a collection where furniture evokes the shifting landscapes of the ocean floor. Inspired by the water’s undulating motion, its shimmering reflections and the richness of the forms it shapes, Nereus develops a refined design language where solid wood, marquetry, engraved glass, chiselled bronze, delicate patinas and couture textiles dialogue with subtlety.

The Rinck x GSL – E. Rinck collection was born from a bold encounter between Rinck’s heritage and the contemporary vision of The Guild of Saint Luke studio. Each piece of furniture is both a nod to 1930s Art Deco and an exploration of contemporary materials — wood, metal, lacquer — creating a dialogue between past and present. The collection will be presented at PAD London 2025.

From September 24 to 27, 2025, under the Monaco sun, Rinck unveils Nereus, a furniture capsule imagined 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 deep. Each detail tells a fragment of the ocean; each texture reflects a shimmer of light.

On the occasion of the “What’s New, What’s Next” event, Rinck unveils at the New York Design Center — a landmark of creation and the decorative arts at 200 Lexington Avenue — a transformed space conceived as a living gallery, where furniture, art, and craftsmanship enter into dialogue. Designed to assert the Maison’s creative identity, this showroom stands as an essential destination for design enthusiasts in New York — a space envisioned to foster exchanges with architects, interior designers, and collectors from around the world.

For Paris Design Week 2025, Galerie Rinck opens its doors to celebrate the heritage of Art Deco. On Rue de Beaune, time seems to stand still, inviting visitors to rediscover the spirit of the 1930s — an era when ensembliers décorateurs crafted complete universes, from furniture to textiles, from lighting to carpets. The gallery thus transforms, allowing visitors to explore contemporary creations designed by the Rinck studio and shaped in its workshops. Here, Art Deco is not frozen in the past: it inspires, reinvents itself, and enters into dialogue with our time.