Rinck Interieurs

What they make

According to their website, Rinck is a French interior architecture and decoration studio founded in 1841 by cabinetmaker Jean Rinck, now combining nearly two centuries of decorative-arts heritage with contemporary design. The company designs and produces bespoke furniture and full interiors through its own workshops at three production sites, covering more than ten specialized trades: interior fit-out (agencement), technical and artistic drawing, woodworking such as cabinetry and marquetry in solid wood and veneer, metal and bronze work across steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and brass, integration of precious materials, leather and upholstery, and finishing work such as lacquering, gilding and patina. Manufacturing pairs traditional handcraft with digital precision tools. Projects are conceived by a Paris-based design team and cover private residences, hospitality, heritage restoration and yacht interiors, with showrooms including one at the New York Design Center opened in 2022. In 2006 the French state awarded Rinck Living Heritage Company (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant) status, a distinction it shares with houses such as Hermès and Baccarat.

• Bespoke interior architecture and decoration design, conceived in-house in Paris
• In-house furniture manufacturing: cabinetry, marquetry and sculptural woodwork in solid wood and veneer
• Metal and bronze workshop covering steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and brass
• Leather work, upholstery and tapestry (soft-material trades)
• Finishing services including lacquering, gilding, patina and decorative painting
• Integration of precious materials into bespoke furniture pieces
• Custom commissions for private residences, hospitality venues, heritage sites and yacht interiors
• Living Heritage Company (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant) status since 2006

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