Pinto, cosmopolitan flair and historical depth
The wide range of Pinto’s style, marked by various cultural influences lets traditional and modern meet in harmony, and adapts as much to intimate rooms as to larger spaces, whether the projects be public or private.
Pinto, 11 rue d’Aboukir, 75002 Paris
At the end of the 1960s, the legendary Alberto Pinto created his interior design firm in Paris. Based on
Alberto Pinto Interior Design appropriates the eclectic taste of its international clientele in adjusting its decors to each of their desires all the while adding elegance which creates a balance within such opulence.
Classical or contemporary, intimate or gigantesque, at ease in all disciplines with the leitmotiv being a feeling of comfort and an expectation of the highest quality.
From private residences in New York and Riyadh to the world’s most prestigious hotels and yachts, Pinto’s creations are defined by an extraordinary attention to detail and a timeless sense of elegance.
The studio has left its mark on iconic addresses such as The Lanesborough and The Dorchester in London, the Grand Park Hotel Gstaad, and the Grand Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat’s Villa Rose-Pierre.
Equally at ease with intimate spaces and monumental projects, Pinto has crafted interiors for royal families, heads of state, and discerning collectors across the globe. The studio’s versatility extends to aviation and maritime design, with a portfolio that includes Boeing BBJ 737s, Airbus A319s, and ten of the world’s 100 largest yachts.
Pinto Collections perpetuates this legacy with bespoke furniture and objects, each piece reflecting the house’s signature harmony between luxury and function. These creations combine noble materials, artisanal savoir-faire, and a cosmopolitan sensibility, bringing the spirit of French haute décoration into today’s interiors.
