Source Me It Launches Private Sourcing House for Antiques and Art
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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, September 29, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- The launch of Source Me It on September 1, 2026, from Old Bond Street in London, marks a significant shift in the traditional approach to sourcing antiques, art, and design. Unlike conventional marketplaces or traditional dealerships, Source Me It operates on a private basis, where a brief is sent directly to a network of trusted dealers, collectors, galleries, and specialists. These sources are then tasked with finding the right piece for the client, ensuring that the search remains confidential and one-to-one.
According to the company, 65% of antiques remain undigitized, sitting in private collections and unseen by the wider market. Source Me It aims to provide a platform for these pieces to be discovered and considered by the right individuals, rather than being uploaded to public marketplaces. This approach allows for a more personalized and exclusive experience for both collectors and designers, who can tap into a part of the market that would otherwise take years of relationships to access.
The company is based in London and operates from Old Bond Street. It has a network that stretches across international markets, making it possible to source items from around the world. Since launching, Source Me It has been taking searches across a wide range of antiques, art, and design, bringing a unique and personalized service to the market.
With its focus on privacy and exclusivity, Source Me It is poised to revolutionize the way antiques, art, and design are sourced and discovered. By tapping into the vast and largely undigitized world of antiques, the company is offering a unique and personalized service that caters to the discerning tastes of its clients. The launch of Source Me It on September 1, 2026, from Old Bond Street in London, marks a significant step in the evolution of the antiques and art market, providing a new avenue for collectors and designers to find extraordinary pieces.