ANTIQON provides a Collection & Interior Advisory service, offering professional guidance in the development of art collections and the integration of works of art into interior environments.
This service combines curatorial expertise, spatial design considerations, and the artistic significance of each object.
ANTIQON assists clients in building, refining, and developing private collections.
analysis of existing collections;
development of collection structure and collecting strategy;
recommendations for future acquisitions and collection growth;
identification of key works and focal pieces;
advice regarding collecting strategies and investment considerations.
Each collection is developed in accordance with the client's aesthetic, collecting, or investment objectives.
Works of art are selected with consideration for the architecture, atmosphere, and character of the space.
analysis of interior design and stylistic context;
selection of works appropriate to scale and composition;
consideration of colour, materials, and lighting;
integration of antiques and contemporary art.
The objective is to create a harmonious and distinctive environment in which art becomes an integral part of the space.
ANTIQON develops a cohesive curatorial and visual concept.
definition of the artistic vision and visual language;
selection of key objects and focal works;
development of a visual and experiential narrative for the space;
coordination with architectural and interior design concepts.
The concept may encompass a single room or an entire property.
ANTIQON supports projects throughout the implementation stage.
sourcing and acquisition of works of art;
coordination with designers and architects;
supervision of placement and presentation;
organisation of logistics and installation.
All decisions are made with consideration for both the preservation of the works and the requirements of the space.
ANTIQON provides long-term advisory support.
recommendations regarding collection development and renewal;
reinstallation and rotation of works;
assistance with resale opportunities;
guidance on storage, conservation, and insurance.
A collection is viewed as a living entity requiring ongoing development, stewardship, and professional care.