Tekton Woodworks has been providing custom designed furnishings in wood, metal and stone to churches since 1995. Our portfolio includes altars, ambos, pulpits, baptismal fonts, chairs, pews, ambries, processional crosses, processional candles, stations of the cross, etc. Everything that can be found inside a church.
We work with pastors, their architects and building committees to design spaces and furnishings that are theologically correct and enhance the life and flow of the liturgy. And we can design custom furniture that fits into any budget. Tekton Woodworks began when our founder, Deacon Tom Tosti, saw the need for quality church furniture that wouldn't break the bank.
We work with pastors, their architects and building committees to design spaces and furnishings that are theologically correct and enhance the life and flow of the liturgy. And we can design custom furniture that fits into any budget. Tekton Woodworks began when our founder, Deacon Tom Tosti, saw the need for quality church furniture that wouldn't break the bank.
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The most common question we hear from clients is when they should enlist the help of a liturgical designer. Oftentimes, the design and layout of the liturgical furnishings is left to the end, and that can lead to problems. In a perfect world, a church should be designed from the inside out, and the flow and placement of the furnishings should be looked at from a liturgical point of view.
Tekton Woodworks renovated the 125 year old sanctuary of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Ogden, Utah. We had to match the beautiful marble high altar and altar rail, making the new furnishings look as old as the originals. Materials used were quarter sawn white oak and Carrara marble.
Pieces included the altar of quarter sawn white oak and white Carrara marble mensa and columns, an ambo of oak with marble columns, a presider's chair with 24K gold inlaid cross, deacon's chairs, candle stands of oak and marble, and a beautiful custom altar for perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Pieces included the altar of quarter sawn white oak and white Carrara marble mensa and columns, an ambo of oak with marble columns, a presider's chair with 24K gold inlaid cross, deacon's chairs, candle stands of oak and marble, and a beautiful custom altar for perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Tekton Woodworks collaborated with Ken Griesmer Studios to fabricate all the liturgical furnishings for the new St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in Logan, Utah. Materials included mahogany, polished and textured granite, marble and gold glass mosaic tiles.
Pieces included the altar of mahogany, black granite and bush hammered grey granite, an adjustable height ambo, 13 foot heated granite baptismal font of granite, bush hammered granite and rose marble, Presider's and deacon's chairs with integrated book storage, a tabernacle with over 2000 24 K gold glass mosaic tiles, an ambry, processional cross and processional candle stands, presence lamp, gift and credence tables, and a shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Pieces included the altar of mahogany, black granite and bush hammered grey granite, an adjustable height ambo, 13 foot heated granite baptismal font of granite, bush hammered granite and rose marble, Presider's and deacon's chairs with integrated book storage, a tabernacle with over 2000 24 K gold glass mosaic tiles, an ambry, processional cross and processional candle stands, presence lamp, gift and credence tables, and a shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Tekton Woodworks oversaw the entire renovation of St. Patrick Catholic Church in Salt Lake City, Utah. We designed and fabricated new liturgical furnishings, and put together a plan for the new interior design. The renovation began with re-plastering and faux finishing all the interior walls, uncovering a round stained glass window that had been hidden for decades.
Tekton Woodworks collaborated with Jean & Ellen Design for the complete renovation of Our Lady of Malibu Catholic Church in, where else. Pieces included an altar, ambo, baptismal font, blessing font, presider's chair, lector's bench, candle stands, prie dieu, cantor stands, and sanctuary crucifix. Materials included solid walnut and travertine.
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Keith Lilley
Sep 17, 2019
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