SEATTLE Cadogan Tate, a global leader in high-value art and interiors logistics, announced today it has acquired Trefethen & Co Bader & Olson (“Trefethen & Co”), a Seattle-based specialist in furniture receiving, warehousing, and installation. The move solidifies Cadogan Tate’s physical presence in the key U.S. Pacific Northwest market.
This acquisition marks the seventh strategic add-on for Cadogan Tate since it was itself acquired by the private equity firm TSG Consumer Partners, signaling a aggressive growth strategy under its financial backer.
The deal is positioned as a strategic play to create a seamless, coast-to-coast service network for high-net-worth clients, designers, and galleries. By integrating Trefethen & Co’s regional expertise, Cadogan Tate aims to offer a fully integrated, end-to-end solution for managing complex projects involving art, antiques, and high-end furniture.
“This integration is a critical step in building a truly global, integrated home services platform,” said Ben Clark, Group CEO of Cadogan Tate. “Trefethen’s esteemed presence in the Pacific Northwest gives us a clear advantage, allowing us to deliver a consistent standard of excellence for clients worldwide.”
The combined entity will leverage Trefethen & Co’s established operations in Seattle to serve as a hub for the region. Clients can expect a unified service covering everything from international art shipping and secure storage to the final installation of furniture in both residential and commercial properties.
Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Legal counsel to Cadogan Tate was provided by Perkins Coie LLP.
Cadogan Tate is a specialist in fine-art and interiors logistics with nearly 50 years of experience, operating in key markets including London, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and Miami.
Trefethen & Co is a Seattle-based firm renowned for its precision in furniture receiving, warehousing, delivery, and installation for the design community.
TSG Consumer Partners is a private equity firm with approximately $13 billion in assets under management, focused on investing in growth-oriented consumer brands.