SRAL Magazine 2025

A look behind the scenes! The new SRAL Magazine is now live! This magazine offers an inspiring summary of our most recent projects and services, providing a fresh perspective on what SRAL has to offer. From our innovative restoration techniques to in-depth collaborations with partners in Limburg and the Netherlands, the magazine brings everything together in a visually appealing and informative edition.

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Valuable treasures

The reason for deciding on a restoration is that the object is something special. It may be valuable as a museum piece, part of a church or palace interior, a key work in an artist’s oeuvre, or a cherished personal possession. An object comes to us, for example, when it has suffered damage, has missing parts, discoloration, or aging. However, restoration is about more than just repairing the material.

Decision-making

Restoration work revolves around a careful process of research and decision-making. For traditional paintings, the approach is straightforward: cleaning, retouching, and varnishing. For historic buildings with layered murals, reconstructing their history is essential. Modern art presents different challenges, such as material limitations and the artist’s intent. Sometimes, decisions only become clear during the process.

The journey is diverse and dynamic. Consultations with owners are intensive, and decision-making is meticulous. Logistical challenges and project planning require coordination with various stakeholders. Execution takes place partly on-site and partly in the SRAL studios, where every detail is carefully carried out.