Jan Dariusz Cutajar, conservator-restorer
Jan Dariusz Cutajar trained as an objects conservator-restorer at University College London (Britain). He began working as a freelancer in 2016, where he held roles at National Trust amongst others. His portfolio over the past ten years has featured projects at various institutions and with clients in Britain, in the Netherlands, and Norway, working on decorative arts and surfaces. He has also worked further afield on archaeological sites in Egypt, Sudan, and Tanzania. In 2025, he completed his PhD in paintings conservation at the University of Oslo, specialising in modern twentieth-century painted surfaces.
Services
Objects
conservation
Treatment of heritage objects, including decorative and gilded surfaces, wood and organic materials, metal, ceramics, glass, plaster, stone, and more
Site-based
conservation
Treatment of immoveable or monumental objects and collections on site, historic interiors and heritage spaces, and archaeological sites
Conservation
research
Non-invasive analytical research, including various forms of spectroscopy, imaging and documentation, colour research for painted surfaces
Conservation
outreach
Dissemination of theoretical knowledge, manual skills and capacity-building, through formal lectures, training workshops and academic presentations.
Consultancy for
collections
Advisory capacities covering condition assessments and treatment proposals, and preventive conservation, including environmental and pest management
Contact us
Get in touch by email or phone with any related questions, requests for projects or quotations, or proposals for collaboration. We will ensure to answer as soon as can be.
Email: jd_c@outlook.com
Phone: +47 929 89 263
Check out our IG page for a peek into previous and ongoing projects:
