Name

Rinck

Legal name

Rinck

Website

https://rinck.fr

Company type

Private

Founded year

1841

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Rinck is a Paris-based luxury ensemblier décorateur founded in 1841, designing and producing bespoke furniture, boiserie, and complete interior architecture projects for ultra-high-net-worth private clients, luxury hospitality brands, and design collectors through in-house workshops and galleries in Paris and New York.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Luxury Interior Design & Bespoke Furniture

NAICS

Household and Institutional Furniture and Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing (3371)

SIC

Household Furniture (2510)

akta.pro primary industry

Custom Cabinet Design & Build (HSAPAIAA)

akta.pro secondary industries

Luxury Whole-Home Renovation (High-End Finishes & Custom Build) (HSAPAEAI), Specialty Finishes & Decorative Installations (Plaster, Stone Veneer, Feature Walls) (IMAFANAM)

Keywords

• Luxury interior design
• Custom furniture making
• Boiserie and millwork
• Decorative arts craftsmanship
• Bespoke cabinetmaking

Headquarters

HQ city

Paris

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Revenue model

1. Custom Commissions: Bespoke furniture and interior architecture projects for private clients, hotels, yachts, and institutions. Each commission is entirely customized and unique, from design concept through workshop fabrication to installation.
2. Collectible Furniture Collections: Annual limited-edition collections (Nereus, Opus Memoria, Amarante, Passage, Hébé, Félicité, Beaune) sold as numbered pieces from galleries. Includes collectible design objects, lighting, textiles, and decorative accessories.
3. Interior Architecture and Decoration Services: Full-service interior design for luxury residential, hospitality, and institutional projects including boiserie, outfitting, and multi-material methodology from engineering through installation.
4. Art Fair and Exhibition Sales: Sales conducted through participation in prestigious art and design fairs including Art Paris, Monaco Yacht Show, and Paris Design Week.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Rinck operates as an 'Ensemblier Décorateur' providing full-service luxury interior architecture, custom furniture design and fabrication, boiserie, millwork, and decorative arts for ultra-high-net-worth private clients, luxury hotels, yachts, and prestigious institutions. The company conceives and executes complete interiors from concept through installation, drawing on in-house workshops practicing over a dozen traditional French decorative arts trades. It also releases annual collectible furniture collections and limited-edition design objects through its Paris and New York galleries.

Product overview

Rinck is an 'Ensemblier Décorateur' — a French interior design enterprise that combines interior architecture with its own production workshops to offer both design services and handcrafted furniture. Founded in 1841, the company operates from Paris and New York with galleries at 18 rue de Beaune and the New York Design Center. The product portfolio centers on annual contemporary furniture collections manufactured in their greater Paris workshops, complemented by bespoke commissions. Current collections include: Nereus (marine-inspired 2026 collection with glass, bronze, and textiles), Opus Memoria (artistic furniture inspired by a demiurge artist's studio), Amarante (contemporary home office ensemble), Passage (nature-inspired 2023 collection featuring trompe-l'oeil), Hébé (feminized smoking room themed around Greek goddess), Félicité (blending 18th-century and Art Deco influences), and Ornements (needlepoint collaboration with Fromental). Individual products span seating, tables, storage, lighting, rugs, cushions, and decorative accessories. The company also offers full-service interior architecture and decoration, custom commissions, and maintains expertise in traditional French decorative arts including boiserie, marquetry, lacquer work, bronze chasing, and stained glass.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Nereus Collection Marine-inspired annual furniture collection combining solid wood, engraved glass, finely chiselled bronze, and haute couture textiles; includes desks, coffee tables, wall sconces, bookcases, mirrors, and chairs.
• Opus Memoria Collection Art-inspired furniture collection inspired by a demiurge artist's studio; includes standing desk, cheval glass, rug, lamps, chair, and sculptural works in collaboration with artist Simon Buret.
• Amarante Collection Contemporary home office furniture ensemble combining traditional cabinetmaking with contemporary design; includes desk, chair, ottoman, bookcase, daybed, columns, and rug in solid ash, ivory lacquer, and sculpted bronze.
• Passage Collection Nature-inspired furniture collection for mudroom and entrance spaces featuring trompe-l'oeil painting, faux onyx finishes, and raw wood elements; includes console, shelves, bench, chest, and sculpture.
• Hébé Collection Feminine vision of the smoking room themed around Hebe, the Greek goddess of youth; includes armchairs, sofa, coffee tables, liquor cabinet, cigar box, jewelry box, rug, lamps, chandelier, and decorative columns.
• Félicité Collection Collection blending 18th-century and Art Deco influences with contemporary creation in French walnut, bronze, and lacquer; includes table, chair, armchair, console, chandelier, and wall sconce.
• Ornements Collection Collaborative capsule collection with Fromental featuring furniture with needlepoint upholstery; three-piece series including Elysée Chair, Furstenberg Bench, and Joséphine Pouf.
• Interior Architecture & Design Services Full-service interior architecture and decoration studio offering bespoke residential and commercial projects; includes interior design, boiserie, millwork, furniture design, and project management for prestigious private clients and luxury hospitality brands worldwide.
• Custom Commissions
• Savoir-Faire Production Workshops

Quantifiable outcome

• Château de Saulon awarded fourth Michelin star upon reopening following Rinck renovation
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

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AI maturity

App detail

Feature5 records

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core, minor and strategic.

• Simon BuretcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFrench artist collaboration creating sculptural works for the Opus Memoria collection. Notable works include 'La Nuit', a monumental bronze sculpture unveiled at Art Paris, and 'Le Jour' presented at the New York Design Center. The collaboration embodies dialogue between art and craftsmanship.
• FromentalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborative capsule collection 'Ornements' featuring extraordinary furniture with needlepoint upholstery. Three-piece series reimagining decorative heritage through cooperation between two houses built at intersection of craftsmanship and design. Includes Elysée Chair, Furstenberg Bench, and Joséphine Pouf.
• Maison HurelminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMaison specializing in haute couture embroidery since 1873. Collaboration creating bespoke embroidered pieces for Rinck furniture, including textile medallions for the Nereus collection using Lunéville crochet technique with sequins and micro beads.
• Maison ThevenoncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTextile collaboration producing six fabric designs: Frise, Intarse, Filigranes, Sarment, Métamorphose, and Eveil. Each available in several colors, inspired by Rinck archives including 1939 New York World's Fair designs. Used across multiple collections.
• Sarah Magness (Palm Beach Atelier)strategicGTM or Marketing PartnerArchitect and interior designer founded the Palm Beach Atelier, a collaborative space bringing together artisans, designers, and collectors. Rinck is partner in this initiative embodying thoughtful and collaborative approach to decorative arts.
• The Guild of Saint LukeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLondon studio founded by John Whelan, known for subtle reinterpretations of decorative heritage. Creative dialogue between Paris and London, past and present, wood and metal.
• ZurettiminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOutdoor collection collaboration combining refinement of top-quality materials with visionary design for sustainable, functional, and beautiful outdoor furniture.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Others

• Christofle: French luxury silverware and tableware maison with comparable heritage credentials to Rinck, operating as an adjacent historic French decorative-arts house but focused primarily on tabletop rather than interiors.

Direct peers

• Pouenat: French luxury ironwork and furniture atelier founded in 1883, comparable to Rinck in producing bespoke decorative pieces combining metalwork with cabinetry for UHNW clients and interior designers.
• Liaigre: French luxury contemporary furniture maison comparable to Rinck in serving high-end residential and hospitality clients with bespoke craftsmanship and an ensemblier-like design language.
• Maison Jansen: Historic French ensemblier décorateur of the 20th century, comparable to Rinck in operating as an integrated luxury interior architecture and furniture house serving elite clients globally with bespoke commissions.
• Maison Charles: Heritage French luxury bronze and furniture maison since 1904, comparable to Rinck in specializing in chased bronze and gilt work alongside cabinetmaking for elite clients and luxury hospitality.
• Pierre-Yves Rochon: French luxury interior architect renowned for high-end hotel and restaurant interiors, comparable to Rinck as a peer in the French ensemblier décorateur ecosystem serving luxury hospitality brands.
• Maison Sarah Lavoine: Paris-based luxury interior designer and home brand comparable to Rinck in serving UHNW Parisian and international clients with curated furniture, color-led interiors, and decorative accessories.

Broad incumbents

• Roche Bobois: Public French luxury furniture brand with a global franchised showroom network, comparable to Rinck as a luxury French furniture maison but operating at much broader scale with a different distribution model.
• Hermès Home: Luxury division of Hermès covering home goods, furniture, and decorative objects, comparable to Rinck as a heritage French luxury brand serving elite clients with premium home offerings across multiple categories.
• Baccarat: French luxury crystal maker producing chandeliers, lighting, and decorative objects, comparable to Rinck in traditional craftsmanship positioning and ultra-luxury clientele overlap across hospitality and private residences.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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