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NEWS,
July 2009: |
Conservation
& Design International (CDI) is an association of qualified, vetted artisans with proven expertise in fine art conservation, cutting-edge design, and hand- crafted artistry. Our concept is simple: we hold each other to the highest standards. With that in mind, we created a network of artisans who work both independently and collaboratively to cater to demanding clients as we strive to enhance, maintain, preserve, and protect their most precious artworks, furniture, and interiors. CDI members are selected for the superior quality of work in their field, for an established reputation among clients and peers, and for an ongoing commitment to excellence. Being part of the CDI network ranks members among highly qualified craftsmen in the field of conservation, restoration, and design. Our members offer services that preserve the heritage and integrity of art objects, ranging from priceless paintings to historic murals to antique furniture. We also cater to the contemporary demands of homeowners, interior designers, and architects by incorporating modern-day technologies as we create one-of-a-kind pieces of contemporary furniture, cabinetry, and home entertainment centers. As a collective, we are prepared to take on multifaceted projects under demanding or complicated circumstances, integrating the client’s personal preferences while adhering to standards of appropriate execution. Our clients include art collectors, galleries, museums, interior designers, architects, furniture designers, antique shops, insurance companies, auction houses, and discerning homeowners. Meeting as well as exceeding our clients’ expectations is our priority. We accomplish this through ongoing interactive communication, and we deliver services on time and within budget. |
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The Blackstone Memorial Library in Hyde Park houses one of the jewels of Chicago’s artistic past; a small cupola of beautiful gilt moldings and magnificent murals painted by the celebrated artist, Oliver Dennett Grover. The cupola is currently undergoing a much-anticipated restoration and conservation project sponsored by the Preservation Division of the Chicago Public Library System. The City of Chicago awarded this contract to PARMA Conservation, with a subcontract to Bernacki & Associates, Inc. The collaboration between the two companies has already proved to be a huge success. Conservators from both groups are providing their unique expertise to achieve the ultimate goal: restoring the original beauty of the artwork through advanced cleaning techniques. Read full article... |
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