Nº 04 · Our Services
Antique Restoration
Antique items are not merely aesthetic objects; they are cultural legacies bearing the traces of the past. We meticulously restore breaks, cracks, color fading, and missing parts that have occurred over time, always adhering strictly to their original authenticity.
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What We Do
- Breaks and CracksDamages accumulated over time are repaired while preserving the integrity of the artwork.
- Color FadingFaded colors are revitalized to match their original tones.
- Missing PartsLost sections are completed in accordance with the period and style of the artwork.
- Authentic RestorationThe unique character of each piece is preserved with every intervention.
Our Method
Preserving Authenticity in Antique Restoration
Antique restoration is not about making an object look new; it's about preserving it along with the traces of time it carries. Whether it's breaks, cracks, color fading, or missing parts, in every intervention, we meticulously consider the piece's period, style, and unique character.
The process begins with a careful examination of the piece. Depending on the type of damage, breaks and cracks are repaired, and missing sections are completed in accordance with the piece's period. Faded colors are also revitalized to match their original tones. Avoiding excessive intervention is as crucial as the repair itself.
For each item, damage assessment is performed, its condition is photographed and recorded, and a special work order is prepared. A proposal detailing the techniques and materials to be used, the duration, and the cost is submitted for your approval. If necessary, missing parts are reproduced to match the item's period.
If you have a valuable or sentimental piece, please send a photo for antique restoration. We will evaluate it together at our Kadıköy workshop and explain the most suitable method for you.
Our Approach
“In every restoration process, we remain faithful to originality, combining aesthetics and durability with utmost craftsmanship.”
