When I was looking for a business to frame some pieces of art I had purchased, Anga caught my eye…read morebecause it also advertised restoration, which may come in handy, you never know. As it so happened I ordered a Thomas McKnight piece from Etsy and the owner/shipper put the art in a soft sided UPS box so the art showed up damaged. Luckily this is right up Anga's alley. Not only was I able to get it framed, I also had a valuable piece that I didn't want to send back, restored. All at a very reasonable price I may add.

If I could give them 10 stars, I would. Customers service, workmanship and prices are second to…read morenone. My $35K painting fell down the stairs and had a 3" cut. I was sure no one is going to be able to restore it without having a visible patch. Hayk Amirkhanyan, whom I believe the owner of business assured me, after repairs, if I can find where the cut is, I won't pay. The price was better than others, but his warm and genuine manners, made me to trust him with my valuable painting. Two weeks later, it was delivered. I still am trying to find the cut. He has my vote 100%.

Best restorer in the world!…read more If you have art made of porcelain, alabaster, marble, terra cotta, colored glass etc., that needs restoration, you must see "Dinka". She is an artist whose work combines sheer genius with intense passion. Recently, she restored my italian alabaster lady reclining on a bronze bed with elephant posts. Sunlight now flows throw her body as it most surely did 100 years ago. If you love your art and it needs restoration, just go to Dinka's studio.

i inherited a beautiful 1950's painting. simple, yet avant garde and modernist composition. i…read moredon't know what type of paper this was painted on... other than very thin, and very brittle! it could have been because of the age of the piece, maybe prior poor storage -- i don't know. but if you so much as touched the paper it would literally crack and crumble. now... i didn't touch the paper! i know my dog didn't bang into it either because it was up on the wall! but one weekend after a few guests i noticed oh my god there is a hole in the painting! there is a hole in the painting! it was not a big hole, about the size of a quarter, but it was still very noticeable and as i gawked at it going oh my god, and as i tried to press the tear a little bit back together, the paper would just crumble more. so i thought to myself again, oh my god there is a hole in my painting! my ex used to collect art. he's crazy but he had good taste. i remembered he only brought his pieces to a restorer in beverly hills - paintings, sculptures. sometimes metal pieces. i dug out our old credit card records scouring my mind, "what was the name of the place... what was the name of the place." and i found it. amphora. whew! i made an appointment with dinka. very carefully loaded the painting in my car. i had a picture of what it looked like before the hole (insurance!... ). she studied it carefully. i'm wondering what is she thinking, hmm, what can she do. and she simply said quite definitively and with a nice smile, yes she can fix it. i knew from items my ex had fixed that she had done an excellent job. but those were hard-ish things - scultpures, some porcelain, some metal objects etc. i was worried about this painting because seriously the paper was so flaky and thin. almost like filo dough / pastry! but dinka said yes, she could fix it. there was artwork all around the studio, stuff being repaired, including some picasso bowl. she showed me the before and after of an oil painting she had restored. the glaze had cracked, there was smoke damage all over, but she cleaned and fixed it. i could see from what she was working on, she knew very well what she was doing and how to do it. and i had enough knowledge of art history (thanks, art history 101, columbia u!)to know, she knew what she was talking about. so... flash foward to three weeks later. i get a call my painting is ready. i head down, take a look... and wow. simply cannot believe it. i'm actually looking at the painting again for where the hole was. i knew it used to be on the lower left of the painting but now as i look for it, i simply cannot see the hole - or any trace of it. there was red paint in the original area where the hole had been made, the relief / texture of the original paint itself creating part of the imagery (like van gogh used to do). anyway as i am checking the repair i see that first off, the colors have been matched PRECISELY. whatever 60 year old paint looks like, hsa been recreated here PRECISELY. and then i am looking at the canvas / paper. which again has been matched and patched to a T. i don't know how this was done. did she have 60 year old paper that matched?!!! what i do know is, the restoration was quite flawless. i have quite a good eye for detail. i can tell usually tell when something's had a touchup or a fix. whether on a painting... or on a face haha... but nope - absolutely no trace of any work here. it's as if the painting was in it's original and beautiful state and that nothing had ever gone wrong with it. the work was impeccable. so, my painting is back to it's good old self. there is no trace of a tear or repair. price was extremely reasonable. dinka was extremely nice to work with as well. all of which means i'm very happy here. will not be happy if someone else makes a hole in my painting (!). but at least i will know where to bring it if they do....

Melinda's art restoration is thorough and detail oriented. I would absolutely recommend her…read moreservices to anyone else looking to have art restored. My grandma is no longer with us and had a very precious painting that traveled with her and her family from Hong Kong, to Beijing, and finally to her last home in LA. Unfortunately while we were transporting it to my house last year, we were not very careful and ripped the canvas in three places. It is a very very old painting and holds a lot of sentimental value, so of course we were devastated. I contacted Melinda and she gave me an estimate - I dropped the painting off and she explained all of the possible ways she could fix it. We chose the patch method for the rips, as I didn't want to lose the texture of the paint on the trees by relining the whole canvas. The price was very affordable, and she let us know it was done in about two weeks. In addition to fixing the three rips (we couldn't even tell where she applied the fixes!) she also stretched the painting and waxed the frame for us. We are so so pleased to have my grandma's beautiful painting restored and in our home once again. Thank you so much Melinda for the restoration!!

She's a true restoration artist. I've used her many times and am always happy with her work.read more

Rarely does someone exceed my expectations, but Jeff really came through! Coupled with the fact…read morethat he picked up and dropped off, I would wholeheartedly recommend this outfit!

From the owner: With 87 years as Art Restorers we have restored it all. We can assess any damage and help you with…read morea course of action that is best for your wallet. Consultations are Free of charge. We specialize in, - Oil Paintings - Acrylic Paintings - Picture Frames - Statues - and more. Lanzini Art Restorations goal is to provide a hassle free experience for our customers, we provide free consultations and quotes for damaged artwork. As well as pickup and delivery for your masterpieces. We operate on an appointment basis, email us photos of your damaged item and we will provide you with a quote for your damaged masterpiece within 24 hours. After we will schedule an appointment to pickup your artwork. (You can find our email on our website)

Subject: Response to Your False Statements & Continued Demand for Compensation for Damage to My…read moreJohn Leslie Breck Painting Mr. Haskins, I am writing in direct response to your recent false statements regarding the severe damage caused to my John Leslie Breck (1860-1899) painting by your conservator, Virginia Pannizzon, in February 2022 at Fine Art Conservation Laboratories (FACL). Your attempt to deflect responsibility and dismiss my well-documented concerns as "false authentication" is both unprofessional and demonstrably untrue. First and foremost, neither you, Virginia Pannizzon, nor anyone at FACL are recognized experts on John Leslie Breck or his works. You are in no position to declare my painting or its signature "fake," particularly when Bonhams Los Angeles--one of the most reputable auction houses--had already placed an initial auction estimate on my painting before it was brought to your facility. Bonhams' willingness to assign an estimate indicates that they considered the painting to be authentic. However, due to the irreversible damage inflicted upon my painting by your conservator, Bonhams and other auction houses will now likely refuse to list the work. Furthermore, you state that my painting was "not damaged at all," yet I have photographic before and after proof documenting the drastic alterations made to the painting under Virginia Pannizzon's care. These include: 1. Significant paint loss on the right side of the painting, particularly in the dark tree canopy and vegetation, which was stripped away due to Virginia's careless, heavy-handed varnish removal process. 2. Destruction of the artist's original signature and date, which were nearly obliterated. The crude and unethical attempt to repaint the signature is inaccurate in both form and color, making the damage even more apparent. 3. A condition report from Virginia herself, in which she acknowledges that damage occurred under her care. I have this document in my possession, further proving that you are knowingly providing false information in your statements. Despite the overwhelming evidence of your facility's negligence, you continue to evade responsibility and even go so far as to call me delusional. This is not only insulting but highlights your complete lack of professionalism, accountability and contempt for your client for calling out your very poor business practices. It is disgraceful that your company refuses to disclose its insurance provider, forcing me to take legal action to obtain this information. Your employee, Gina, has outright stated that I must hire a lawyer to determine your insurance carrier, further demonstrating FACL's hubris and refusal to be held accountable for its reckless art conservation practices. Given the extensive evidence I have provided, I once again demand full financial compensation for the irreversible damage caused to my painting. If you continue to deny responsibility, I will escalate this matter through legal channels, insurance claims, and more public awareness, ensuring that your unethical business practices are exposed. I expect a formal written response addressing this matter by March 21, 2025. Failure to do so will confirm your unwillingness to engage in a professional resolution, and I will pursue all necessary legal actions against Fine Art Conservation Laboratories, Inc.

An Elite and very experienced restoration company. have also had paintings restored as well.read more

I had such a great experience with Fine Art Restore. The owner was incredibly kind, patient, and…read moreprofessional. He really took the time to look at my piece carefully, explain what could be done, and give me honest advice without any pressure. You can tell immediately that he truly knows his craft and cares about the artwork, not just the business. I especially appreciated how respectful and thoughtful he was throughout the whole process. It's rare to find someone who is both this skilled and this genuinely nice. I would absolutely trust him with an important or valuable piece and would recommend Fine Art Restore to anyone looking for a knowledgeable and trustworthy restoration professional.

Fine Art Restore did an absolutely incredible job repairing a broken family heirloom--our Baby…read moreJesus statue was damaged while traveling, with the arm completely broken. We honestly thought it would never be the same again, but their work exceeded all expectations. The restoration was done with such artistry and care that you would never know it had been damaged. From start to finish, they were incredibly professional. Their communication was excellent, keeping us updated throughout the entire process, and the turnaround time was even faster than we expected. They treated a deeply sentimental piece with respect and precision, and the results were truly remarkable. We feel so grateful to have found them--it honestly felt like a godsend. We will always recommend Fine Art Restore to anyone who needs restoration work, especially for precious or irreplaceable items. Truly outstanding craftsmanship and service.

Our home was destroyed almost three years ago due to an enormous amount of water intrusion and…read moremold, forcing us into temporary housing. All of our property has been in storage since we quickly vacated, and we do not know what was impacted by the water intrusion and mold, or what needs to be cleaned, restored, or destroyed. It is arguably the most stressful situation I have ever experienced. We have been forced to deal many vendors during this process, most of which looked for the easiest way to get the job done, cutting corners and providing horrible customer service. This was not the case with Katya. We reached out to Katya to help restore an original painting that was on a wall impacted by water and mold. She is a breath of fresh air. Her professionalism, passion for art, thoroughness and detailed process in restoring an important chapter in my life, is deeply appreciated! For all of you art lovers, history buffs and those who love the emotions of art, if you need any of your important pieces of your collection cleaned or restored, I highly recommend Katya! Not only was Katya amazing at bringing my painting back to its original beauty, she has an amazing character and is a true pleasure to work with. Her process was seamless, she explained everything in detail, and delivered everything she promised. Thank you, Katya! I truly appreciate you!

Katya did an amazing job restoring an 1880s painting that I'd brought to her that had received some…read moredamage during shipping. Her work is flawless, from the detail that she puts into the piece to explaining what steps she took. The whole process was so smooth and quick and stress free. I highly recommend her work and plan to use her services again in the future.

Excellent Fine Art Remediation…read more After the Palisades fire, I hired Kamila Korbela and her team of skilled art restorers to remove the ash and lead dust from my extensive and varied art collection. They cleaned and restored each piece with extraordinary care and skill. The team was professional, efficient, and accommodating. It was an absolute pleasure to work with them. I recommend them highly for any type of art cleaning and restoration. Kamila Korbela - LA Art Labs (858) 257-8730 kamila@laartlabs.com https://laartlabs.com/

After a very large scare with a family painting, I finally found Kamila and LA Art Labs. What an…read moreincredible experience to work with her. She really saved us and in a friendly and reasonable experience. Her passion for proper conservation is self-evident. I would trust her with any piece of art in our collection. Thank you so much Kamila!

They restored two oil paintings I inherited from my grandmother. The quality of workmanship and…read moreattention to detail is OUTSTANDING. They are perfectionists who take great pride in this very niche craft, and they are truly experts. Don't even think about taking your fine art and most prized paintings to Aleksei Art Restoration, you will be amazed how good they turn out when you pick them up. I would give them 10 stars if I could. Thank you.

I had a real big bummer situation with my beautiful $35,000 oil painting that was being stored in…read moremy garage and got sliced by neglectful contractors. Luckily I found Aleksei art restoration! You honestly cannot tell there was a 14 inch rip plus a lot of additional ones. It's flawless. The price was extremely fair for the amount of work they did. Because of the enormous size, they had to help me arrange special transport for the piece and delivered it back in the agreed amount of time. There were people that I quoted that could've done it for less, but I knew in this case, based on the reviews that I would be over joyed with the quality of the work. And if you have an important piece, don't go to anybody else.

Rebecca is incredible, truly. I highly recommend her work. We had two pieces of furniture that…read moreneeded some love and she was prompt, on time, very reasonable rates and most importantly her work was stellar. She completely understands the needs of the client and addresses them and works quickly and efficiently. Here is one of the items she restored for us. It's a beautiful vintage dresser. I was so impressed with her and will use her again when we need it. Highly recommend.

I hired Rebecca to do two jobs--she painted a sky on the ceiling of an outdoor bathroom, and she…read morerestored an old farm table. On both jobs her work was faultless. The top of the farm table is now robin's-egg blue and though the table retains its antique flavor, it's fresh and playful. I love the color she helped me choose. The sky too is a knockout. She found photographs of different skies and helped me choose the colors, tone, etc. She is warm and easy to work with, and extremely professional--she shows up when scheduled, works quickly and produces exquisite work. She checked with me during the process to make sure it was what I had envisioned. I highly recommend her and look forward to working with her again on future projects.