Heritage restoration: preservation and enhancement

Montpellier

Hotel Richer de Belleval

Montpellier

St. Peter's Cathedral

Versailles

Château de Versailles – Queen's guard room

Versailles

Palace of Versailles - Salon de la Paix

Paris

Hotel Lutétia

New York

Venetian Room

Paris

Constitutional Council, Office of the President

Asnières-sur-Seine

Castle of Asnières

Versailles

House N

Paris

Private Hotel

Neuilly-sur-Seine

Saint James Madness

Copenhagen

Palais Thott, Embassy of France in Copenhagen, music room

Venice

Apartment

Paris

Passage Vero-Dodat

Normandy

Castle B

Tuscany

Castle U

San Francisco

Apartment

The defense

Moretti Chimney

Prague

Apartment

Paris

Hotel de Crillon, Salon of the Duc de Crillon

Courbevoie

India Pavilion

Country of the Loire

Castle G

Louvre Abu Dhabi

Woodwork seventeenth

Paris

Dome of the Church of Saint-Roch

Your questions, our answers

What types of heritage do you restore?

We restore a wide range of heritage elements, including painted decor, wall frescoes, woodwork, gilding and sculptures in stone or plaster.

Do you only work on listed buildings?

No, we work on listed buildings as well as on private or public heritage in need of restoration.

Do you use traditional or modern techniques?

We give priority to traditional techniques, but also incorporate modern methods where necessary to ensure the longevity of the work.

How does heritage restoration work?

Each project begins with an in-depth analysis of the work's condition, followed by a diagnosis and a restoration proposal that respects the original materials and techniques.

Can you be called in for a pre-restoration appraisal?

Yes, we carry out preliminary studies and expert appraisals to assess the state of conservation of a structure and propose appropriate solutions.

Do you work on site or in a workshop?

It all depends on the project. Some restorations require direct intervention on site, while others can be carried out in our workshop.

What materials do you use for your restorations?

We use materials that are compatible with the originals, such as natural pigments, lime, animal glues, reversible resins and gold leaf for gilding.

Can a badly damaged work of art be restored?

Yes, in most cases we can restore severely altered works by reconstituting missing parts and consolidating damaged materials.

What are your turnaround times?

Timescales vary according to the complexity and scale of the project. A precise diagnosis enables us to draw up a realistic intervention schedule.

How can I get a quote for a restoration project?

You can contact us via our website or by telephone. We will study your request and draw up a personalized quotation after an initial assessment.

Heritage

Creation

Montpellier

Hotel Richer de Belleval

Montpellier

St. Peter's Cathedral

Versailles

Château de Versailles – Queen's guard room

Versailles

Palace of Versailles - Salon de la Paix

Paris

Hotel Lutétia

New York

Venetian Room

Paris

Constitutional Council, Office of the President

Asnières-sur-Seine

Castle of Asnières

Versailles

House N

Paris

Private Hotel

Neuilly-sur-Seine

Saint James Madness

Copenhagen

Palais Thott, Embassy of France in Copenhagen, music room

Venice

Apartment

Paris

Passage Vero-Dodat

Normandy

Castle B

Tuscany

Castle U

San Francisco

Apartment

The defense

Moretti Chimney

Prague

Apartment

Paris

Hotel de Crillon, Salon of the Duc de Crillon

Courbevoie

India Pavilion

Country of the Loire

Castle G

Louvre Abu Dhabi

Woodwork seventeenth

Paris

Dome of the Church of Saint-Roch

Your questions, our answers

What types of heritage do you restore?

Do you only work on listed buildings?

Do you use traditional or modern techniques?

How does heritage restoration work?

Can you be called in for a pre-restoration appraisal?

Do you work on site or in a workshop?

What materials do you use for your restorations?

Can a badly damaged work of art be restored?

What are your turnaround times?

How can I get a quote for a restoration project?