Founded in 1968 by Alberto Pinto, the interior architecture and design agency PINTO is being reinvented under the creative direction of its new owner and artistic director, Fahad Hariri.
While the spirit of its founder—who passed away in 2012—continues to inspire the PINTO style, with spaces and collections where eclecticism and refinement go hand in hand with emotion and pleasure, the house is now experiencing a new momentum. Today, it aims to embody a contemporary form of luxury, driven by creativity and generosity, and to stand out with a bold and expressive tone.
PINTO carries on a culture of atmosphere, expressed through prestigious, highly distinctive and narrative spaces—whether private residences, hotels, yachts, or jets. PINTO interiors champion a mix of stylistic and multicultural influences, with a genuine passion for art and craftsmanship. Each creation celebrates a keen sense of composition and bold contrasts, elevated by exceptional savoir-faire.
This unique vision and approach honor a precious sense of refinement, where luxury is constantly reinvented and redefined. This alchemy of high decoration and creative freedom is expressed through PINTO’s various domains: interior architecture, furniture design, home accessories, and tableware.
Both the interiors and collections of PINTO radiate a strong sense of hedonism, embodying a joyful, generous, and flamboyant art of living, where sharing is the golden rule. From interior design to the hanging of artworks, and all the way to the most extraordinary table settings, at PINTO, the art of living and entertaining is approached in a holistic manner.
These bespoke living spaces tell a story. They are deliberately vibrant, alive, and immersive. A vivid hue, a textured wall covering, a view framed by majestic drapes, an enchanting table setting… all promise a unique and sensory experience. This recognizable way of shaping space creates comforting and captivating universes, rich with memories and shared moments. In the end, emotion, joy, and comfort prevail, as if the décor had always belonged there.