Camp Hill, PA – The Good Shepherd Catholic Church
We were excited to partner with Church of the Resurrection Chapel in Leawood, KS on a unique sanctuary project featuring a full installation of Super Chair Ⅱ seating with upholstered seats and underseat bookracks. Designed to gang together like pews, the chairs provide the comfort and cohesive appearance of pew seating while offering the flexibility to be rearranged or moved throughout the church as needed.
Leawood, Ks – Church of the Resurrection Chapel
We were excited to partner with Church of the Resurrection Chapel in Leawood, KS on a unique sanctuary project featuring a full installation of Super Chair Ⅱ seating with upholstered seats and underseat bookracks. Designed to gang together like pews, the chairs provide the comfort and cohesive appearance of pew seating while offering the flexibility to be rearranged or moved throughout the church as needed.
Hiawatha, KS – Hiawatha Mennonite Church
We were pleased to partner with Hiawatha Mennonite Church in Hiawatha, KS on a sanctuary seating project featuring PB-60 pews with upholstered seats and wood backs on the main floor, PB-80 pews with upholstered seats and backs in the balcony, and RE-65 pew ends with custom shaper-cut edges. The project also included bookracks, Super Chair Ⅱ chairs, and six clergy chairs, creating a comfortable and cohesive worship space throughout the church.
Tacoma, WA – St. Joseph Catholic Church
We were honored to partner with St. Joseph Catholic Church in Tacoma, WA on a sanctuary project featuring solid oak PB-95 pews with contoured seats, custom-angled backs, and pew ends designed to mimic the church’s original seating. Bookracks, Aluma-Kneel kneelers, and matching vertical frontal screens completed the project, creating a thoughtful blend of tradition, comfort, and craftsmanship.
Mattawa, WA – Our Lady of the Desert Parish
We were honored to partner with Our Lady of the Desert Parish in Mattawa, WA on a sanctuary project featuring PB-95 pews with GE-49 pew ends and kneelers, matching vertical frontal screens, and custom altar, ambo, and baptismal font. Together, these furnishings create a cohesive and reverent worship space built around timeless craftsmanship and thoughtful design.
Parkston, SD – Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Parkston, SD partnered with us to refresh their sanctuary with new pews featuring upholstered seats and matching kneelers. The project included our CE-13 minimal pew ends with a cross engraving, along with matching frontal screens for the front rows. The result is a comfortable, cohesive, and beautifully updated worship space.
Wautoma, WI – St. Joseph Catholic Church
We were honored to work with St. Joseph Catholic Church on a sanctuary update that included new pews with custom-designed pew ends and privacy screens for the front rows. This project combines tradition and craftsmanship to create a welcoming and reverent worship space.
San Antonio, TX – San Antonio Faith Lutheran
We partnered with San Antonio Faith Lutheran Church in San Antonio, TX, to create a fully modernized sanctuary featuring custom radius pews, chairs, a new ambo, altar, and a paired cross with baptismal font. Each piece was crafted with a modernist aesthetic—clean lines, smooth curves, and a cohesive design language that brings clarity and harmony to the worship space. The result is a warm, contemporary sanctuary that supports both beauty and functionality for the congregation.
Northlake, IL – St. John Vianny Parish
We recently partnered with St. John Vianney Parish in Northlake, IL to install new custom pews with uniquely designed pew ends and modesty screens in front of the first row. This project blends craftsmanship and tradition, creating a sanctuary that is both beautiful and functional for the parish community.
Northglenn, CO – Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
We were honored to work with Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Northglenn, CO on a sanctuary update that included new custom pews with distinctive pew ends, privacy screens for the front rows, and a set of chairs with a side table. This project blends tradition, comfort, and flexibility—refreshing the worship space for years to come.