A collection begun with decorative purchases was rebuilt around Modern Arab painting. We agreed the scope first, audited what was already there, and then acquired through galleries, at auction and directly from estates.

Every work was researched and condition-checked before purchase. The collection is now catalogued, insured and lending to exhibitions.

The client came to us with a budget and no collection. We set the scope together, agreed what the collection was for, and built it over [n] acquisitions.

Each work was negotiated by us and bought from one party only. The collection is documented, insured and ready to be lent.

Cataloguing, condition reports and valuation, followed by the documentation museums ask for before a loan is agreed.

Works from the collection are now under discussion for institutional display.

A collection of about a thousand objects held across several locations was inventoried, photographed and entered into a single database with high-resolution images.

The client can now see what they own, what it is worth and where it is, on one screen.

A selection from a private collection was shown publicly for the first time: the checklist, the loan agreements, the insurance, the installation and the printed matter.

The exhibition ran for [n] weeks and was seen by [n] visitors.

Commissioned works and an acquisition plan for the public areas of a development, with a budget framework agreed before any artist was approached.

The programme came with a maintenance plan for the years after handover, so that the works survive the building's first decade.

Art programmes and cultural collaborations developed with international brands and developers, from the first concept to production and opening.

Each programme was built around what the company actually does, rather than around a decorative brief.

An inherited collection was valued work by work through our network of specialists, and the insurance cover was rebuilt around the result.

Several attributions were corrected in the process, and two works were withdrawn from sale pending research.