The Madrid-based family business brings together antiques, vintage furniture, art, designer crafts and jewellery in an online shop aimed at individuals, collectors and interior design professionals, with sales and international shipping.
Madrid, October 2026.— Artegacy presents its new website, artegacy.com, a space for purchasing and discovery for those looking to incorporate history, artistic expression and singular objects into their homes. The family business, based in the Community of Madrid, brings together decorative and collectible antiques, vintage furniture, works of art, designer crafts and jewellery.
The project is aimed at buyers who value the provenance, materials, design and the work behind a piece. Among its recipients are individuals who want to decorate their homes with distinctive objects, collectors and interior designers looking for elements with a presence of their own for residential and professional projects. The new website strengthens the service to buyers in Spain and Europe as part of a commercial activity with an international reach.
A selection that connects eras, cultures and crafts
Artegacy's proposal stems from a specific way of understanding decoration: an object can be attractive for its appearance and, at the same time, spark interest due to its history. A bellows camera allows one to approach the early years of photography; a wooden radio recalls the importance of listening to the news or music as a family; a typewriter preserves the design decisions of an era prior to screens.
These pieces can coexist with contemporary painting, vintage furniture or a handmade vessel. The shop's selection seeks those relationships between objects from different eras and origins, paying attention both to their individual interest and their possibilities within a current interior.
The family nature of the business is linked to the travels and experiences of its managers living abroad. Contact with other cultures, customs and forms of artistic expression has helped define an open perspective on objects and on the different ways of inhabiting a house.
Antiques and crafts for current spaces
Artegacy brings together categories that are often sought separately: antiques, vintage furniture, art and contemporary crafts. Its range allows for the discovery, within the same catalogue, of pieces related to the history of music or photography, decorative objects from different cultural traditions and current creations by artists and artisans.
The intention is to facilitate a personal choice. An antique clock can find its place in a contemporary study; a piece of carved wood can stand out in an entrance hall; a piece of designer ceramics can accompany an inherited piece of furniture. The decorative value arises from the relationship between the object, the space and the tastes of the person choosing it.
Antique and vintage pieces present characteristics derived from their manufacture, use and conservation. In crafts, the differences inherent in manual work provide variations between items. This diversity is part of the interest of a catalogue in which stock and availability change as pieces are added and sold.
For those looking for personal decoration, the appeal can lie in the grain of the wood, in the finish of the ceramic or in the visible mechanism of an antique object. These are details that allow the piece to be appreciated up close and provide reasons to choose it beyond a decorative trend.
Information to choose and get to know each object better
The new website combines online sales with content that helps one understand the pieces. Product sheets offer descriptions and photographs to help you learn about their characteristics and condition, while the blog addresses their historical context, original uses and placement possibilities.
The content includes topics such as decorating with antiques, Dogon tradition masks and doors, or the production processes of various artisanal pieces. This approach allows the shop visit to also serve as a way to discover how objects were used and why they continue to arouse interest.
The recovery of existing pieces also extends their useful life and encourages the circulation of furniture and objects that still have much to contribute. Alongside them, designer crafts provide space for manual work and forms of production with their own identity.
About Artegacy
Artegacy S.L. is a family business based in Madrid specialising in the online sale of antiques, vintage furniture, art, designer crafts and jewellery. It serves private and professional clients and carries out international shipping.
Website: artegacy.com
Press contact and enquiries: info@artegacy.com