We bring together court culture, craftsmanship and books. Our partnerships are designed to offer readers something useful: a defined scope, source references and visible funding disclosures. Historical credibility and favourable reviews are not for sale.
Submit sources documenting a brand’s relationship with a court. We assess submissions and corrections editorially, independently of commercial partnerships.
A dated account of the relationship and its type
A source link and the scope of verification
A clear distinction between historical and current relationships
How this format works
A basic editorial entry is neither a paid certificate nor a guarantee of inclusion.
A closer look at a workshop
A clearly labelled presentation of craftsmanship, a collection or a production process. Open to relevant catalogue brands and new workshops.
A workshop story and a factual product account
Images with documented usage rights
Agreed placement in a separate partner section
How this format works
Advertisement. Funding does not alter source assessments, royal supplier status or editorial search rankings.
Partner feature
An original feature about an object, tradition or person connected with court culture. We agree the subject and scope, and disclose the partner before readers start.
A brief, research and original writing
One factual correction round
References, image credits and sharing copy
How this format works
We do not guarantee Google positions, sales, page views or favourable assessments. Paid links are marked as sponsored.
Thematic partnership
A connected series on craftsmanship, residences or the history of a collection. One editorial theme, several formats and clearly agreed reuse rights.
A series outline and schedule
A funding disclosure on every item
A delivery report without invented audience figures
How this format works
The partner funds the agreed work; findings and source selection remain editorially independent.
Books that lead further
Publishers can propose book launches and conversations about books. Independent review copies are accepted by prior arrangement; sending a copy does not create a publication commitment.
Edition details, a source record and the scope of reading
Disclosure of review copies or funding
A purchase or borrowing option when current availability is confirmed
How this format works
A paid book presentation and an independent review carry different labels. Prices, availability and purchase terms are the named seller’s responsibility.
Libraries and cultural institutions
We connect editorial work with library catalogues, exhibitions and events. We welcome metadata corrections, collection suggestions and shared reading trails.
Links to original catalogues
An agreed scope and reproduction rights
Events with a check date and an organiser’s source
How this format works
An informational listing does not imply endorsement or a formal partnership without a separate agreement.
Visibility with clear attribution
We can agree a visible partner placement, its duration and how readership will be measured. Advertisements remain separate from ordinary search results and are labelled before the title. Catalogue inclusion is based on evidence.
Bookshop and publisher offers use a current source link. Any commission is disclosed beside the offer as “Affiliate link — we may receive a commission”. No affiliate programme or automatic partnership checkout is currently active.
From a proposal to publication
A short brief
Subject, evidence, audience and timing. We choose a format that fits the journal.
An agreed scope
We agree deliverables, price, disclosures, rights and a contact for factual corrections.
Publication and review
The piece carries references and funding attribution. The report records work that was actually delivered.
A shared standard
Readers can see who funds a piece.
Funding cannot purchase royal supplier status.
A review copy cannot purchase a favourable opinion.
Third-party photographs require established usage rights.
Affiliate commissions are disclosed before the link.