A bespoke lectern designed to compliment a historic setting
We are delighted to showcase a bespoke lectern, designed and handcrafted for St Andrew’s Church, Holborn, London, which was designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
Created to complement its historic surroundings, this lectern has been carefully designed to blend seamlessly with the existing architecture and furnishings of the church. It has been handcrafted from premium European oak and finished with a custom colour-matched stain to ensure it sits harmoniously within the space. A durable clear satin lacquer provides long-lasting protection while enhancing the natural beauty of the timber.
To reflect the character of the church, we incorporated elegant gold leaf detailing into the design, echoing the beautiful gold leaf found throughout the building and creating a subtle yet striking visual connection.
As well as its traditional appearance, the lectern includes several discreet modern features. A built-in shock mount provides secure microphone installation, while a concealed access door within the desk allows easy access to the microphone socket and provides hidden storage for the wireless transmitter, ensuring a clean and uncluttered appearance.
This project is a wonderful example of how traditional craftsmanship and contemporary functionality can be combined to create furniture that is both beautiful and practical.
























































During October Paul, Oliver and the team spent time at the beautiful LLandogo Church in Monmouth, fitting a new servery area. The Church is a Grade 2 listed building built between1859 and 1861.
ove oak panelling, designed and finshed to blend perfectly with the exisitng pews. All units are finished in a durable , easily maintained satin finish laquer.
































