Bespoke Lectern made to as part of a group of church furniture made for New Hall School titled, ‘The last supper’

The last supper church furniture concept

Bespoke Church Altar for New Hall School

Church Font commission for New Hall School

Processional Cross and Font for New Hall School

Bespoke Church Altar commission for New Hall School

Bespoke Church Altar design for New Hall School

Church Chair Commission for New Hall School inspired by a bird as part of ‘the last supper’ series.

Bespoke hand made solid oak Church Chair commission for New Hall School 2020

Bespoke Church Altar commission for New Hall School 2020

Tabernacle for New Hall School as part of ‘the last supper’ series of bespoke church furniture 2020

‘Dove’ Wedding Chair for Newhall School Chapel 2021

‘Candle’ Kneeler for Newhall School Chapel 2021

Bespoke hand made solid oak Church Lectern for St Andrews Church

Bespoke hand made solid oak Church Font for St Andrews Church

Bespoke hand made solid oak Font for St Andrews Church

Church Lectern and step for St Andrews Church

Bespoke Church Font for St Andrews Church

Bespoke Church Lectern for St Andrews Church

Adjustable height Lectern for New Hall School

Solid Ash Tabernacle Stand for St Benedict’s School in Colchester

Community was the main focus when developing the concept for the range of furniture commissioned by St Benedict’s School for their renovated Chapel.

Ambo - designed and made for St Benedict’s College, School in Colchester. The concept involved combining overlapping forms that represent the importance of their inclusive community. A nod to the Lampedusa cross, is important in representing the school’s values of supporting others and helping those in need, important messages that were encompassed in the narrative of the design. The shape of the Ambo is symbolic of the school’s motto of ‘prayer and work’, with two hands coming together in front of a bible. The design also includes a reference to the stained glass windows designed by the students and the curvature in the font outside of the Chapel. The wavy nature of the solid Ash at the front of the Ambo refers to a sea of wheat, a respect for nature and the feeding of a community.