The collection, catalogued through glass.

Vitrine is the studio where museum registrars accession objects, plan loans, and track conservation — each record floats on a layered frosted pane, so depth itself carries the hierarchy.

218 objects accessioned 14 loans in flight RH stable across 6 galleries

How it works

Three moves, one piece of glass.

Every workflow lives on the same translucent material — accession, loan, conserve — so registrars never lose the thread between a record and the object on the shelf.

Accession

Catalogue an object in minutes — title, maker, classification, location — and it surfaces as a luminous pane in the case.

Loan

Draft agreements, crate plans, and return windows on one ledger; status morphs as the object moves between institutions.

Conserve

Read humidity, lux, and condition history beside the record — alerts brighten the pane before a window opens.

Layered depth

Hierarchy you can see through.

Three Z-depths of glass: quiet workspace shelves, mid reading cards, bright foreground controls. Opacity, not colour, tells you what matters now.

Workspace shelf

Storage & vaults

Reading card

The active record

Foreground

The next action

218Objects accessioned
14Loans in flight
47%Gallery 4 RH · stable

Built for the registrar's day.

Pulls in the morning, condition checks before a loan opens, climate watched all day. Vitrine keeps the object and its paperwork on the same shelf of glass.

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