Winnia B.
11/7/2025
I just had a portrait of my Great Grandparents restored at the Conservation Center in Chicago. We are so pleased with the results. This portrait was over 100 years old and had a lot of damage to...
The Conservation Center
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400 N Wolcott Ave
Chicago, IL 60622
The Conservation Center, based in Chicago, IL, stands out as the largest and most extensive private art conservation laboratory in the United States. Boasting 40 years of expertise, the Center leads the way in art restoration, continuously innovating treatments to match the dynamic art landscape. From renowned private collections to esteemed museums and galleries, the Center has safeguarded fine art for a range of clients, including insurance companies and corporations.
Since its establishment in 1983, the Center has expanded from a small team of painting conservators to a staff of 30 specialists covering various restoration disciplines. In 2012, a significant move saw the Center relocate to a cutting-edge facility in West Town, transforming a historic warehouse with the help of Studio Gang Architects. The Center's conservators are highly skilled in restoring a wide array of items, including paintings, photographs, textiles, furniture, rare books, frames, and sculptures.
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4.09 reviewsShelley L.
11/8/2025
We have had an array of decorative items and significant contemporary Art work conserved by TCC. What a jewel we have in Chicago, although their acclaim and reach is nationwide. This team of...
Jeffrey B.
8/6/2025
Giving this firm a single star is far more than it deserves. After initial contact, I received an email stating they could not duplicate the bronze table mounts which I found perplexing, because I...
Carol T.
9/18/2020
After my recent international move, I was dismayed to find that an antique cabinet and mirror were damaged en route. I needed a restorer! After initially being impressed with the website of The...
Diane g.
5/24/2020
I had a family document that was presented to our Great Grandfather but wasn't stored properly. Therefore, it could not be displayed due to many tears and other issues. I know nothing about...
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