Elevate your space with
culture that appreciates in value
Turn your walls into an asset class, not an expense
Your decor can do more than look good
Most people spend thousands on art that never appreciates. But investment-grade pieces, the kind that grow in value, are more accessible than you think. Starting at $8-10k per piece, you can build a collection that beautifies your space and builds wealth over time.
We focus on artists that appreciate over time
We do our research so you can purchase with peace of mind.
9-point evaluation process
We validate artists based on institutional recognition, market recognition, exhibitions, residencies and more.
Unbiased curation
We’re not here to sell you art. We’re here to help you buy something you love with appreciation potential
Buy & sell
If you purchase a piece of a work from us, we’ll help you sell for the best price when you’re ready to part with it
From discovery to ownership and beyond
Collecting art shouldn't feel overwhelming or risky
We guide you through every step—from understanding what you love to tracking how your collection grows
Whether you're buying your first piece or ready to sell, you'll have an experienced advisor in your corner
Discover
Get early access to pieces that fits your taste, space, and goals.
Build and Track
Get quarterly updates on your collection on artists’ trajectory and market.
Sell
When you’re ready to part with your pieces, we’re here to help you sell for the best price.
Negotiate prices, delivery and installation. We got it covered.
Buy and Install
What it’s like working with us
FAQs
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Absolutely—you should always buy what you love. But loving a work and expecting it to grow in value aren’t mutually exclusive. We believe the best collections are built with both passion and intention.
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Not necessarily. Knowing names is just the start. The real opportunity lies in knowing what works, which editions, and at what price points—especially in a market that constantly shifts. That’s where strategy comes in.
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Yes, but in the price point that we're talking about, it's more liquid than you think. Average holding time 5 years.
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Totally fair—there’s no obligation to sell. But understanding what your artwork is worth is like knowing real estate comps before buying a home. It helps you buy with clarity, not guesswork. And if life ever throws you a curveball, you're already one step ahead.
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People usually sell art for three reasons: death, divorce, or debt. But there are softer triggers too. The average homeowner moves every 7 years; renters every 2–3. As your space or life shifts, your collection might too. Selling isn’t a requirement—but it can be a smart option when the timing’s right.
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We are entirely on your side. We vet artists and pieces to ensure confidence in in your purchase, and also help you research the best way to sell when it’s time to part with your work.
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We validate the artists based on reputation, accomplishments and auction data. We also vet the works themselves to make sure it’s integral to the artists’ vocabulary.
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We don’t own any of the pieces we recommend. Any piece we recommend comes from a reputable gallery. At the point of sale, we’ll approach the gallery as your advisor to purchase the work.
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We’ll send you updates on the artists and works that are sold in a similar category to keep you informed on the market.
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We help you sell for the best price.
There are marketplaces that you can sell your works on, but you may not get the best price.
We’ll look at auction data and market demand for your work and recommend how to sell to get the best price, and help you sell.
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We typically take a retainer and 20% of each piece sold to support the research that goes into discovery and post sales support.
Buying in bulk? We can discuss pricing.
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If you have artists whose works you believe will appreciate over time, and would like to reach a new audience, contact us.
Join the future of art investing
Unfram_d is a curated collective for ambitious individuals ready to build cultural and financial capital through art. Membership is application‑based.

