We focus on careful observation and deliberate problem-solving. Since 1999, we have worked with museums, institutions, private collectors, and public projects on paintings, murals, and high-value artifacts where subtle details and long-term integrity matter most.
Our process begins with close attention to what the object itself reveals — the faint cues, material behaviors, and hidden conditions that are easy to overlook. We take the time to thoroughly examine and understand every relevant detail before deciding on treatment. This habit guides our work on fragile surfaces and complex conditions.
Directors Elizabeth Kendall and Peter Schoenmann are both Professional Associates of the American Institute for Conservation (AIC). Elizabeth brings deep expertise developed through advanced training and years of practice in Italy and the United States. Peter contributes decades of hands-on experience and a keen instinct for making careful, well-reasoned decisions that protect the artwork’s long-term future.
Our core team has been with us for more than 20 years, bringing a remarkable depth of shared knowledge and continuity to every project. We have completed dozens of significant conservation projects and continue to do so for clients who require the highest level of discretion. We are selective about the work we take on and maintain strict confidentiality.
We are not the loudest voice in the field, but we are reliable where it counts — delivering treatments that respect the original work while minimizing risk.
