St Patrick’s Cathedral was a detailed and large-scale joinery project, delivered with precision to match the architectural elegance and serene atmosphere of the space. Our scope included the custom wall panelling and altar elements, integrating warm timber tones and sweeping curves that complemented the cathedral’s natural light and modern layout.

The curved timber panels behind the crucifix and organ required precise fabrication and seamless installation, forming a continuous backdrop that added both warmth and structure to the space. In the ceiling, the joinery transitions into curved timber-clad vaults and concealed lighting details, contributing to the cathedral’s architectural flow and acoustic clarity.

Though we did not supply the pews, our team coordinated closely with other trades to ensure that all timber elements worked cohesively within the overall design. This project is a showcase of our ability to execute complex architectural detailing with subtlety, scale and respect for the spiritual nature of the space.