Rena Dumas (1937-2009) was a Franco-American architect and interior designer, known for her eclectic and innovative work in the field of interior design. Born in France, she founded the renowned design studio “Rena Dumas Architecture Intérieure” in Paris.

Rena Dumas was particularly associated with the luxury fashion house Hermès, having worked closely with the company for many years. She created numerous exclusive spaces for Hermès boutiques around the world, using exquisite materials and a refined aesthetic to create distinctive and welcoming environments.

Her design philosophy was based on the idea of creating spaces that were beautiful, functional, and comfortable, reflecting both the client’s personality and the brand’s character. Her sophisticated and detail-oriented approach made her projects highly regarded in the world of interior design.

In addition to her work with Hermès, Rena Dumas also collaborated with other luxury brands and undertook design projects for private residences, restaurants, and commercial spaces.

Her legacy in the world of interior architecture and design is enduring, and her studio continues her creative work after her passing in 2009. Her creations continue to inspire and influence the field of interior design.