"Alberto Pinto" 1992 RENAUD, Philippe [artistic direction]

"Alberto Pinto" 1992 RENAUD, Philippe [artistic direction]RENAUD, Philippe [artistic direction] FOSSEY, Corinne [editor] [301] pp. Michel Aveline Editeur 1992 13 1 4" x 9 1 2" This is the first monograph on Pinto, highlighting the first 20 years of his work. Exquisite photographs illustrate some of the sumptuous interiors he created, including his own apartment in Paris. Alberto Pinto (19432012) was a photographer and interior designer based in Paris. He designed the interiors of apartments, corporations,

RENAUD, Philippe [artistic direction]

FOSSEY, Corinne [editor]

[301] pp.

Michel Aveline Editeur

1992

13 1/4" x 9 1/2"

This is the first monograph on Pinto, highlighting the first 20 years of his work. Exquisite photographs illustrate some of the sumptuous interiors he created, including his own apartment in Paris.

Alberto Pinto (1943–2012) was a photographer and interior designer based in Paris. He designed the interiors of apartments, corporations, hotels, yachts, and jets. He had a home collection of his own and collaborated with many manufacturers, such as Raynaud and Pierre Frey.

History
Alberto Pinto was born in Casablanca to Moroccan Sephardic Jewish parents. He attended Ecole de Louvre in Paris and then moved to New York to start a photography agency. His photography agency specialized in decoration and interior design. This focus on design led Pinto to take up interior design almost four decades ago.

The seventeenth century private residence at the Place des Victoires in Paris was the home of Pinto's interior design and decoration agency. The agency consisted of 60 people who worked on the design of large scale and atypical places, such as private residences, corporations, hotels, yachts, and private jets. Notable projects include the Oceanco's Yacht Y708 and the Seaside Hotel Palm Beach, in Maspalomas.

In addition to interior design, Pinto had his own home collection, complete with furniture, tableware, table linen, and home accessories. Pinto also collaborated with many home and tabletop manufacturers such as Raynaud, Pierre Frey, THG, Ercuis, Aït Manos, and D. Porthault.