For Bertille Goux, Collection Director at Rinck, Nereus did not originate with an immobile pattern, but with movement. The movement of water, of course, but also that of an open, evolving creative process, fueled by constant dialogue between lines, materials, and savoir-faire.
Rinck’s interior architecture team takes you behind the scenes of their craft. Discover how each project is approached with creativity and dedication, reflecting our commitment to bringing our clients’ visions to life.
Exciting news for Rinck this fall of 2024: our team is preparing to take part in the Monaco Yacht Show this September 25-28. And, to give our first MYS experience twice the impact, we will have two display locations in the Principality during this event. First, a stand in the Parvis Piscine will showcase our contemporary furniture designs from collections presented over the past five years in Paris and Milan and exhibited in our Paris and New York galleries. But we will also have a stand in the International Yacht Company lounge to unveil an outdoor furniture collection created with Zuretti Design.
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.
Bringing La Nuit to life took months of dialogue—between sculpture, material, and flame. This film follows the creation of the piece from clay to bronze, unveiling the intricate, spectacular world of fine art foundry work.
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.
In September 2024, Rinck is opening a new millwork and cabinetry design and engineering department based in Paris and Bourg-de-Péage, specializing in the interior-outfitting of hotel and restaurant projects.
Matthieu de Penfentenyo - Site Manager, Rinck Furniture Workshop - reveals the secrets of Art Deco veneers. Explore precious wood species and their manufacturing techniques.
Gouged wood, an ancient woodcarving technique, has left an indelible mark on the world of furniture, interior architecture, and millwork, particularly during the Art Deco period.
Amélie Chappedelaine, Project Manager at Rinck, tells us about the work carried out by our millwork workshop on the collaborative showroom the Palm Beach Atelier.
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.
Our 2021 collection of contemporary furniture, the Hébé Collection, was unveiled last January. Over the course of last year, a video team went behind the scenes at our workshops, filming the fascinating phases of the collection’s design and manufacturing.
Now, in sight and sound, you can witness this collaboration between our designers, interior architects, and craftspeople in an alliance of savoir-faire and creativity that is the very essence of Rinck.
