Every restoration starts with a diagnosis. The nature and extent of the damage must first be assessed. After this assessment, you will receive a no-obligation advice, restoration plan and an overview of the costs.

 

The plan may include the following activities:

 

• cleaning by removing surface dirt
• removing old, yellowed layers of varnish
• repairing holes and cracks
• retouching damage
• (re)lining*
• filling, painting and applying a new layer of varnish
• restoration of frames

 

All materials used are stable. The restoration is reversible.

 

During the restoration, photos are taken of the various stages. You will receive this afterwards, together with a restoration report. If desired, you can get advice about the climatic conditions of the room where your artwork hangs.

 

Your valuable work is insured during the process.

 

*The lining of paintings is an art restoration used to strengthen, flatten or consolidate oil or tempera paintings on canvas by attaching a new support to the back of the existing one.