Natalia Asimi, MA, is a collections and cultural heritage consultant with over a decade of experience supporting UHNWI, private collectors, family offices, and institutions in the care, organisation, and planning of art collections.

Her expertise spans preventive conservation, collection strategy, and legacy planning, with a focus on long-term preservation and risk management. She has overseen large-scale collection audits, international transport, storage planning, and installation projects, working across historic estates, museums, and private residences.

Natalia has extensive experience working with UHNWI, providing a discreet, structured approach tailored to complex private collections. She is well-versed in a wide range of works, from Old Masters and antiques to contemporary and design objects, and brings an in-depth understanding of the conservation and handling needs of diverse materials.

She holds an MA in Conservation from the UCL Institute of Archaeology and has contributed to international initiatives, including UCL’s Central Asian Archaeological Landscapes project, advising under-resourced museums on collections care and access.

Her consultancy combines discretion, technical knowledge, and structured project delivery to support the responsible stewardship of cultural assets.