Proportion
A sanctuary area, aisle and seating laid out so the room reads as a chapel, not a converted bedroom.
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Home Chapel
Home chapels built with reverence.
A room set apart for prayer. An altar, kneelers, niches for sacred art and lighting that lets the room fall quiet. Traditional woodwork, built the way it would be in a church.
Engineered first
What we solve before the finishes.
Quiet
Sound isolation from the rest of the house so prayer isn't competing with the television.
Light
Warm, dimmable lighting with focus on the altar and sacred art, and natural light where the room allows.
Craftsmanship
Solid wood altars, kneelers and paneling built to last generations.
What's included
One contract covers the whole room.
- Altar and altar rail
- Kneelers, prie-dieux or pews
- Niches and shelves for statues and icons
- Wall paneling and trim
- Sanctuary lamp and dimmable lighting
- Stations of the Cross mounting
- Sound isolation
- Flooring in wood, stone or tile
No two rooms are alike, so every job is priced to its space and scope. You get a fixed, itemized quote after design.
Make it yours
Popular additions.
Reredos
A carved or paneled backdrop behind the altar.
Stained glass
Leaded or art glass in an existing or new window.
Family oratory
A smaller prayer corner within a larger room.
Blessing
We'll coordinate timing so your priest can bless the room at completion.
Common questions.
Can a chapel fit in a small room?
Yes. A spare bedroom or alcove can hold a beautiful oratory.
Do you work with our parish?
We are happy to coordinate with your priest on design and blessing.
How long does the build take?
It depends on the woodwork. You get set start and finish dates with your quote.
Explore other rooms, or bring your own
Tell us about the room you want.
A design consult takes about an hour at your home. You'll leave with a clear answer on what fits, what it involves, and what it costs.
Consults by appointment, weekdays and Saturday mornings