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Sourcing

Where these pieces begin

From Swedish manor houses to American estates. Found in homes where neoclassical pieces have lived for generations.

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Emily Edmonds, founder of Art of Revival

Emily Edmonds, Founder

A personal point of view

Collected for rooms that feel lived in.

I started Art of Revival to make finding remarkable old pieces feel personal again. Every object is chosen for its story, patina, and ability to make a room feel like it has always belonged.

I source across Sweden and from private estates closer to home, then help each piece find its next chapter.

Emily

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A fresh mix for the season

Layer in pattern, color, and texture with pieces chosen to make the whole room feel collected.

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Where should we begin?

Six quick ways into the collection.

01 Fresh from Sweden New arrivals with quiet Gustavian restraint. Shop the edit → 02 The Lamp Edit Characterful lighting for collected corners. Find lighting → 03 Build a Room Start with one piece, then build around it. Send the brief → Pair of antique Staffordshire King Charles spaniel dogs with glass eyes 04 Staffordshire & Mantel Mantel pieces, pairs, and English charm with just enough personality. Shop the look → Close-up of blue Swedish painted wood candelabrum with floral and sun folk art details 05 Blue + White Porcelain, painted surfaces, soft blues, and pieces that feel layered. Search the mood → 06 Small Charming Things Finishing objects that make shelves, consoles, and bedside tables feel considered. Shop objects →

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The Art of Revival difference

Why AOR?

01

We Handle Logistics

Reserve pieces for upcoming projects — I'll hold them until you're ready. My drivers deliver locally, or I'll coordinate shipping anywhere.

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02

Hard-to-Source Pieces

Access to private estate sales across the US and auction houses in Sweden.

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Curated for Taste

Every piece passes the 'would I put this in my own home?' test. I love Gustavian and European antiques with patina that feels like family heirlooms.