Museum-grade preservation for paintings, works on paper, photographs, and sculpture. Precision climate control, armed security, biometric access, and white-glove handling at every step.
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A single painting can represent decades of an artist's life or generations of a family's stewardship. Standard self-storage units, built for furniture and boxes, cannot hold the stable environment, security, or handling that fine art demands. Citrine Archival was designed from the ground up for high-value collections, where environmental stability and discretion are engineered in rather than added on.
Whether you are a private collector consolidating a growing collection, a gallery managing inventory between shows, an estate preserving a legacy, or an advisor placing work on a client's behalf, the priority is the same: the work should leave storage in exactly the condition it entered.
Precision control of temperature and relative humidity with minimal fluctuation — the slow, steady conditions that prevent canvas slackening, paper foxing, and craquelure.
Dedicated, low-light preservation environments and managed air quality protect pigments and sensitive media from fading and pollutant damage.
White-glove movement and considered placement reduce the handling risk that causes most avoidable damage to framed and unframed work.
Our four standards of stability, security, safety, and stewardship apply directly to fine art:
Citrine Archival accommodates a wide range of fine art and cultural works, including oil and acrylic paintings, works on paper and prints, photographs, drawings, sculpture and three-dimensional objects, and framed mixed-media pieces. Whether you bring us a few significant works or a full estate, the collection is managed with the same discretion.
Looking to store other high-value assets alongside your art? See our document & archive storage and film, tape & media storage for estate papers, master recordings, and entertainment archives.
Arrange a private, no-obligation consultation to discuss your collection and the right preservation environment for it.
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