Converted Church

Converted Church Wall Decor & Home Ideas in Custom Copper

Nave Living Room Walls · Kitchen Backsplashes · Sacred Wall Art · Bell Tower Panels · Church Signs

Searching for converted church wall decor? This is where copper comes in.

Natuross makes hand-hammered copper nave living room walls, kitchen backsplashes, sacred wall art, bell tower panels, and church signs for converted churches and chapels — custom designed for your exact space, made to your measurements, in any finish. Every piece, designed and made by hand.

The converted church is the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog — the original nave, the original chancel, the original stained glass, the original stone tracery, the original timber roof trusses, the original bell tower, the original font, the building that has held the sacred life of the community since the medieval world. The hand-hammered copper panel is the most architecturally authentic wall surface available for the converted church — the warm, naturally patinating, hand-crafted metal that belongs in the converted church the way the original stone and the original timber belong there — with the full sacred authority of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

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Why Copper Belongs in the Converted Church

Copper has been part of the church building tradition since the early Christian world. The copper fitting of the church roof. The copper of the church bell. The copper of the church font. The copper work of the great medieval church craftsmen. The copper of the church lectern. The copper of the church candlestick. Copper belongs in the converted church the way the original stone and the original timber belong there — with the full sacred authority of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

Copper is the most sympathetic surface to the original church architectural detail. The converted church is defined by its original architectural detail — the original stone, the original brick, the original timber, the original render, the original stained glass, the original stone tracery. Copper is the most sympathetic wall surface available — the warm, naturally patinating, hand-crafted metal that is most sympathetic to the warmth of the original stone, the warmth of the original timber, the warmth of the original render. The copper panel in a converted church is not a decoration. It is the most architecturally sympathetic wall surface available — the material that belongs beside the original architectural detail the way no other wall surface belongs there.

Copper carries the most sacredly specific church subjects. The church decorative tradition is defined by the sacred — the cross, the dove, the angel, the lily, the rose, the vine — and the architectural — the Gothic arch, the Norman arch, the stone tracery, the rose window — and the botanical — the rose, the lily, the vine, the ivy. Copper is the most sacredly specific surface available — the warm metal that can carry the most cross-specific, most dove-specific, most Gothic-arch-specific composition in the catalog. The copper panel in a converted church is the most architecturally authentic wall piece available — the surface that makes the converted church interior feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful converted churches in the world.

Copper develops its most church-specific patina in the church environment. The converted church — the original stone, the original timber, the stained glass light — creates the most sacredly specific patina development of any residential environment. The copper panel in a converted church becomes more beautiful over time — the surface aging with the sacred environment it belongs to, the material becoming more itself as the church decades and centuries pass.

Nave Living Room Ideas

Converted Church Nave Living Room Feature Wall Panel The copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church nave living room — the most architecturally sacred social surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the primary social space of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

The converted church nave living room feature wall in copper is the most architecturally sacred social installation in the catalog. The copper on the nave living room wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove, the angel, the lily, the rose, the vine, the wheat, the fish, the lamb — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition rendered in deep copper relief. An architectural composition — the Gothic arch motif, the Norman arch motif, the stone tracery motif, the rose window motif — the architectural language of the church building rendered in copper. A botanical composition — the rose, the lily, the vine, the ivy, the oak, the yew — the plants of the churchyard and church decorative tradition rendered in copper. A wildlife composition — the dove, the robin, the owl, the swallow — the animals of the church world rendered in copper. A celestial composition — the church moon, the church star, the church light — the celestial world of the church rendered in copper. A pure hammered texture in a warm finish — the copper speaking through its own sacredly authentic material.

Full Converted Church Nave Living Room Feature Wall A copper panel covering the entire feature wall of the converted church nave living room — from floor to ceiling, from wall to wall — the single most architecturally sacred social surface statement in the catalog.

Converted Church Nave Living Room Original Stone Back Panel A copper panel on the original stone wall of the converted church nave living room — the surface that makes the defining architectural material of the converted church feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church nave living room original stone back panel is the most original-stone-specific copper installation in the catalog for the sacredly romantic converted home. The copper on the original stone wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. The warm metal on the warm original stone — the most specifically converted church material pairing in the catalog.

Converted Church Nave Living Room Original Brick Back Panel A copper panel on the original brick wall of the converted church nave living room — the surface that makes the defining architectural material of the converted church feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

Converted Church Nave Living Room Stained Glass Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original stained glass of the converted church nave living room — the most stained-glass-specific copper installation in the catalog, the surface that makes the defining light feature of the converted church feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church nave living room stained glass surround panel is the most stained-glass-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper surrounding the original stained glass — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in shallow relief around the stained glass — the cross, the dove, the lily. An architectural composition — the Gothic arch motif, the stone tracery motif — around the stained glass.

Converted Church Nave Living Room Stone Tracery Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original stone tracery of the converted church nave living room — the most stone-tracery-specific copper installation in the catalog, the surface that makes the defining architectural feature of the converted church feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church nave living room stone tracery surround panel is the most stone-tracery-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper surrounding the original stone tracery — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in shallow relief around the stone tracery — the cross, the dove. An architectural composition — the Gothic arch motif — around the stone tracery.

Converted Church Nave Living Room Original Timber Roof Truss Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original timber roof truss of the converted church nave living room — the most timber-roof-truss-specific copper installation in the catalog, the surface that makes the defining structural feature of the converted church feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church nave living room original timber roof truss surround panel is the most timber-roof-truss-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper surrounding the original timber roof truss — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in shallow relief around the timber roof truss — the cross, the dove, the lily. A botanical composition — the vine, the rose — around the timber roof truss.

Converted Church Nave Living Room Fireplace Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the fireplace of the converted church nave living room — the surface that makes the fireplace feel as sacredly specific as the warm centerpiece of the most architecturally sacred social space in the catalog.

The converted church nave living room fireplace surround panel makes the fireplace feel as sacredly specific as the warm centerpiece of the converted church nave living room. The copper surrounding the fireplace — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in deep relief around the fireplace — the cross, the dove, the lily, the vine. An architectural composition — the Gothic arch motif — around the fireplace.

Converted Church Nave Living Room Original Font Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original font of the converted church nave living room — the most font-specific copper installation in the catalog, the surface that makes the defining sacred object of the converted church feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church nave living room original font surround panel is the most font-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper surrounding the original font — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in shallow relief around the original font — the cross, the dove, the fish, the lamb. A botanical composition — the lily, the vine — around the original font.

Kitchen Ideas

Converted Church Kitchen Backsplash Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the converted church kitchen range — the backsplash that makes the domestic heart of the most architecturally sacred residential conversion feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church kitchen backsplash panel makes the domestic heart of the converted church feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful converted church kitchen installations in the world. The copper behind the kitchen range — warm, antimicrobial, easy to clean. A sacred composition in shallow relief — the cross, the dove, the lily, the vine — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition in the kitchen. A botanical composition — the rose, the herb, the vine, the ivy — the plants of the churchyard kitchen garden. A wildlife composition — the robin, the dove, the swallow — the animals of the church world in the cooking space. A church name or parish name composition — the sacred identity in the domestic heart of the converted church. A simple hammered texture in a warm finish.

Full Converted Church Kitchen Backsplash A copper panel covering the entire backsplash of the converted church kitchen — from counter to cabinet, from wall to wall.

Converted Church Kitchen Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church kitchen — the surface that defines the character of the domestic heart of the converted church beyond the backsplash.

Converted Church Kitchen Range Hood Panel A copper panel on the range hood of the converted church kitchen.

Converted Church Kitchen Original Stone Back Panel A copper panel on the original stone wall of the converted church kitchen.

Converted Church Kitchen Original Render Back Panel A copper panel on the original render wall of the converted church kitchen — the surface that makes the defining architectural material of the converted church kitchen feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church kitchen original render back panel is the most original-render-specific copper installation in the catalog for the sacredly romantic converted home. The copper on the original render wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. The warm metal on the warm original render — the most specifically converted church kitchen material pairing in the catalog.

Converted Church Kitchen Open Shelf Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the open shelving of the converted church kitchen — the surface visible behind the displayed ceramic, the collected objects, and the considered pieces of the converted church domestic tradition.

Chancel Master Bedroom Ideas

Converted Church Chancel Master Bedroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church chancel master bedroom — the most architecturally sacred sleeping surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the sleeping space of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

The converted church chancel master bedroom feature wall in copper makes the sleeping space feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful converted church chancel master bedrooms in the world. The copper on the chancel bedroom wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in shallow relief — the cross, the dove, the angel, the lily — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition behind the sleeping space. A botanical composition — the rose, the lily, the vine — the plants of the church decorative tradition behind the sleeping space. A celestial composition — the church moon, the church star — the celestial world of the church above the sleeping space.

Converted Church Chancel Master Bedroom Headboard Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the bed in the converted church chancel master bedroom — the headboard wall that defines the character of the sacredly romantic sleeping space.

Full Converted Church Chancel Master Bedroom Headboard Wall A copper panel covering the entire headboard wall of the converted church chancel master bedroom — from floor to ceiling, from wall to wall.

Converted Church Chancel Master Bedroom Stained Glass Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original stained glass of the converted church chancel master bedroom — the most stained-glass-specific copper installation in the catalog for the sleeping space.

Converted Church Chancel Master Bedroom Original Stone Back Panel A copper panel on the original stone wall of the converted church chancel master bedroom.

Converted Church Chancel Master Bedroom Original Arch Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original arch of the converted church chancel master bedroom — the most arch-specific copper installation in the catalog for the sleeping space, the surface that makes the defining architectural feature of the chancel feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church chancel master bedroom original arch surround panel is the most arch-specific copper installation in the catalog for the sleeping space. The copper surrounding the original arch — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in shallow relief around the original arch — the cross, the dove, the lily. An architectural composition — the Gothic arch motif, the stone tracery motif — around the original arch.

Master Bathroom Ideas

Converted Church Master Bathroom Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church master bathroom — the surface that defines the character of the bathing space of the most architecturally sacred residential conversion in the catalog.

The converted church master bathroom feature wall in copper makes the bathing space feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful converted church bathroom installations in the world. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove, the lily — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition in the bathing space. A botanical composition — the rose, the lily, the fern, the vine — the plants of the church decorative tradition in the bathing space. A pure hammered texture in a warm finish.

Converted Church Master Bathroom Shower Wall Panel A copper panel on the wall of the converted church master shower.

Converted Church Master Bathroom Freestanding Bath Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the freestanding bath in the converted church master bathroom — the surface that frames the bath and makes it feel as sacredly specific as the most considered converted church bathing centerpiece in the catalog.

The converted church master bathroom freestanding bath back panel is the most freestanding-bath-specific copper installation in the catalog for the sacredly romantic converted home. The copper behind the freestanding bath — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove, the lily — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition behind the bathing centerpiece. A botanical composition — the rose, the lily — the plants of the church decorative tradition behind the freestanding bath.

Converted Church Master Bathroom Vanity Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the converted church master bathroom vanity.

Converted Church Master Bathroom Original Stone Back Panel A copper panel on the original stone wall of the converted church master bathroom.

Apse Study Ideas

Converted Church Apse Study Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church apse study — the most architecturally sacred working surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the working space of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

The converted church apse study feature wall in copper makes the working space feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful converted church apse study. The copper on the apse study wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove, the lily — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition in the working space. An architectural composition — the Gothic arch motif, the stone tracery motif — the architectural language of the church building in the working space. A church name or personal motto composition — the sacred identity in the most architecturally sacred working space in the catalog.

Converted Church Apse Study Original Stone Back Panel A copper panel on the original stone wall of the converted church apse study.

Converted Church Apse Study Original Arch Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original arch of the converted church apse study — the most arch-specific copper installation in the catalog for the working space.

Bell Tower Ideas

Converted Church Bell Tower Feature Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church bell tower — the most architecturally specific vertical surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the defining architectural feature of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

The converted church bell tower feature panel is the most bell-tower-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper on the bell tower wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A bell tower motif composition — the bell, the bell tower form — the defining architectural object of the converted church bell tower rendered in copper. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition in the bell tower. A church name or founding year composition — the sacred identity at the most architecturally specific vertical space in the catalog.

Converted Church Bell Tower Original Stone Back Panel A copper panel on the original stone wall of the converted church bell tower.

Converted Church Bell Tower Original Bell Surround Panel A copper panel on the wall surrounding the original bell of the converted church bell tower — the most bell-specific copper installation in the catalog, the surface that makes the defining acoustic object of the converted church feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

The converted church bell tower original bell surround panel is the most bell-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper surrounding the original bell — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition in shallow relief around the original bell — the cross, the dove. A bell motif composition — the bell form — around the original bell.

Organ Loft Ideas

Converted Church Organ Loft Feature Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church organ loft — the most architecturally specific elevated surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the elevated space of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

The converted church organ loft feature panel is the most organ-loft-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper on the organ loft wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A musical composition — the organ pipe, the musical note — the defining musical objects of the converted church organ loft rendered in copper. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove, the angel — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition in the organ loft. A church name or founding year composition — the sacred identity at the most architecturally specific elevated space in the catalog.

Vestry Ideas

Converted Church Vestry Feature Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church vestry — the most specifically church secondary space surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the secondary space of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

The converted church vestry feature panel is the most vestry-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper on the vestry wall — warm, sacredly specific, architecturally romantic. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove, the lily — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition in the vestry. A church name or parish name composition — the sacred identity in the most specifically church secondary space.

Churchyard Garden Ideas

Converted Church Churchyard Garden Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church churchyard garden — the most specifically converted church outdoor surface in the catalog, the surface that defines the character of the outdoor room that is most alive in the converted church domestic tradition.

The converted church churchyard garden feature wall in copper is the most churchyard-garden-specific copper installation in the catalog. The copper on the churchyard garden wall — warm, sacredly specific, weather-resistant. A botanical composition — the rose, the lily, the vine, the ivy, the yew, the oak — the plants of the churchyard garden. A wildlife composition — the robin, the dove, the owl, the bat, the swallow, the jackdaw — the animals of the churchyard garden world. A sacred composition — the cross, the dove — the defining sacred subjects of the church tradition in the churchyard garden. A church name or parish name composition — the sacred identity in the most specifically converted church outdoor space.

Converted Church Churchyard Garden Original Stone Wall Back Panel A copper panel on the original stone wall of the converted church churchyard garden — the surface that makes the defining architectural material of the converted church outdoor space feel as sacredly specific as the building it belongs to.

Wall Art & Sculpture Ideas

Converted Church Wall Art Panel A significant decorative copper panel placed on the converted church wall — a standalone work of art that adds warmth, sacred character, and architecturally specific beauty to the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

A single powerful church image rendered in copper relief — a cross composition at monumental scale, a dove in precise detail, a Gothic arch in high relief. The piece that makes the converted church feel like the most architecturally beautiful converted church in the world.

Cross Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a cross — the most specifically church sacred subject, the defining sacred form of the church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The cross panel is the most specifically church sacred wall piece in the catalog. The cross in precise copper relief — the form, the sacred detail — rendered in copper. The defining sacred form of the church tradition made permanent in copper.

Dove Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a dove — the most specifically church sacred wildlife subject, the defining sacred bird of the church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The dove panel is the most specifically church sacred wildlife wall piece. The dove in precise copper relief — the form, the wings, the sacred detail — rendered in copper. The defining sacred bird of the church tradition made permanent in copper.

Angel Wall Panel A copper panel depicting an angel — the most specifically church sacred figure subject, the defining sacred figure of the church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The angel panel is the most specifically church sacred figure wall piece. The angel in precise copper relief — the form, the wings, the sacred detail — rendered in copper. The defining sacred figure of the church tradition made permanent in copper.

Gothic Arch Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a Gothic arch — the most specifically church architectural subject, the defining architectural form of the Gothic church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The Gothic arch panel is the most specifically church architectural wall piece in the catalog. The Gothic arch in precise copper relief — the arch form, the architectural detail — rendered in copper. The defining architectural form of the Gothic church tradition made permanent in copper.

Norman Arch Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a Norman arch — the most specifically Norman church architectural subject, the defining architectural form of the Norman church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The Norman arch panel is the most specifically Norman church architectural wall piece. The Norman arch in precise copper relief — the arch form, the Norman detail — rendered in copper. The defining architectural form of the Norman church tradition made permanent in copper.

Rose Window Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a rose window — the most specifically Gothic church architectural subject, the defining architectural form of the Gothic church window tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The rose window panel is the most specifically Gothic church architectural wall piece. The rose window in precise copper relief — the window form, the tracery detail — rendered in copper. The defining architectural form of the Gothic church window tradition made permanent in copper.

Stone Tracery Wall Panel A copper panel depicting stone tracery — the most specifically Gothic church architectural detail subject, the defining architectural detail of the Gothic church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The stone tracery panel is the most specifically Gothic church architectural detail wall piece. The stone tracery in precise copper relief — the tracery form, the Gothic detail — rendered in copper. The defining architectural detail of the Gothic church tradition made permanent in copper.

Bell Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a bell — the most specifically church acoustic object, the defining acoustic object of the church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The bell panel is the most specifically church acoustic object wall piece. The bell in precise copper relief — the bell form, the church detail — rendered in copper. The defining acoustic object of the church tradition made permanent in copper.

Lily Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a lily — the most specifically church sacred botanical subject, the defining sacred flower of the church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The lily panel is the most specifically church sacred botanical wall piece. The lily in precise copper relief — the bloom, the stem, the sacred detail — rendered in copper. The defining sacred flower of the church tradition made permanent in copper.

Vine Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a vine — the most specifically church sacred botanical form subject, the defining sacred botanical form of the church tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The vine panel is the most specifically church sacred botanical form wall piece. The vine in precise copper relief — the vine form, the leaf, the sacred detail — rendered in copper. The defining sacred botanical form of the church tradition made permanent in copper.

Yew Tree Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a yew tree — the most specifically churchyard botanical subject, the defining tree of the English churchyard tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The yew tree panel is the most specifically churchyard botanical wall piece. The yew tree in precise copper relief — the form, the branches, the churchyard detail — rendered in copper. The defining tree of the English churchyard tradition made permanent in copper.

Jackdaw Wall Panel A copper panel depicting a jackdaw — the most specifically church tower wildlife subject, the defining bird of the church tower tradition, rendered in precise copper relief.

The jackdaw panel is the most specifically church tower wildlife wall piece. The jackdaw in precise copper relief — the form, the grey nape, the church detail — rendered in copper. The defining bird of the church tower tradition made permanent in copper.

Dove Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a dove — the most specifically church sacred wildlife bird, rendered in copper at a scale that makes it a statement in the converted church nave living room, churchyard garden, or bell tower.

The dove sculpture is the most specifically church sacred wildlife wall piece available. The dove in three-dimensional copper — the form, the wings, the sacred detail — rendered in precise detail. The defining sacred bird of the church tradition made permanent in three-dimensional copper.

Angel Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of an angel — the most specifically church sacred figure, rendered in copper at a statement scale.

Cross Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a cross — the most specifically church sacred form, rendered in copper at a statement scale for the converted church nave living room or churchyard garden.

Bell Wall Sculpture A three-dimensional copper sculpture of a bell — the most specifically church acoustic object, rendered in copper at a statement scale.

The bell sculpture is the most specifically church acoustic object wall piece available. The bell in three-dimensional copper — the bell form, the church detail — rendered in precise detail. The defining acoustic object of the church tradition made permanent in three-dimensional copper.

Custom Converted Church Wall Sculpture A bespoke copper sculpture designed specifically for this converted church — any subject from the sacred, architectural, botanical, wildlife, and celestial world, any form, any scale, prepared for indoor or outdoor installation.

Converted Church Sign Ideas

The copper signs in the converted church are the most sacredly and architecturally specific, most church-identity-specific signs in the catalog — the church name, the parish name, the founding year, the dedication, the philosophy that makes the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog feel as considered as the most architecturally beautiful converted churches in the world.

Church Name Sign The name of the church — in copper, on the porch, the nave living room, or the churchyard garden wall. "[Church Name]" · "The Church of [Dedication]" · "St. [Name]'s" · "[Church Name] — Est. [Year]" · "The Former Church of [Dedication]" · "The [Parish Name] Church"

Parish Name Sign The name of the parish — in copper, on the porch or nave living room feature wall. "The Parish of [Name]" · "[Parish Name]" · "[Parish Name] — Est. [Year]" · "The [Parish Name] Parish"

Dedication Sign The dedication of the church — in copper, on the porch or nave living room feature wall. "Dedicated to [Saint Name]" · "In Honour of [Saint Name]" · "The Church of [Saint Name]" · "St. [Name]'s — [Year]"

Founding Year Sign The founding year of the church — in copper, on the porch or nave living room feature wall. "Est. [Year]" · "Founded [Year]" · "This Church Has Stood Since [Year]" · "Since [Year]" · "The Sacred Has Been Here Since [Year]"

Church Philosophy Sign The converted church's philosophy — in copper, on the nave living room feature wall. "The sacred is always there." · "The nave is the most considered room." · "The stained glass is always there." · "The church has stood since [Year]." · "The sacred made domestic." · "The bell is always there." · "The dove is always watching." · "The church is the most considered home." · "The sacred world is here." · "The arch is always there."

Chancel Philosophy Sign The converted church chancel's philosophy — in copper, on the chancel bedroom feature wall. "The chancel is the most considered bedroom." · "The sacred is always there." · "The stained glass is always there." · "The most considered sleeping space." · "The sacred made domestic here."

Kitchen Philosophy Sign The converted church kitchen's philosophy — in copper, on the kitchen backsplash or feature wall. "From the churchyard garden to the table." · "Made from scratch. Always." · "Good food. Church kitchen." · "The kitchen is the heart of the converted church." · "Gather here." · "The vine is always there."

Churchyard Garden Philosophy Sign The converted church churchyard garden's philosophy — in copper, on the churchyard garden feature wall. "The churchyard is the most honest garden." · "The yew is always there." · "Sit here. The sacred is waiting." · "The robin is always watching." · "The most considered outdoor room." · "The sacred is outside. Home is here."

Welcome Sign A welcome for the converted church — in copper, on the porch or nave living room wall. "Welcome." · "Welcome to [Church Name]." · "Welcome — The Sacred Is Always There." · "Come In — The Nave Is Waiting." · "Welcome — The Stained Glass Is Always There." · "Enter — The Most Considered Sacred Home Is Inside."

For Church Conversion Holiday Operators

The church conversion holiday accommodation is the most commercially specific customer on this page. You are not buying one panel for your home. You are making a commercial design decision — the wall piece that makes your church conversion holiday accommodation feel as architecturally sacredly specific and as commercially distinctive as the most beautiful church conversion holiday properties in the world.

Natuross works with church conversion holiday operators — the copper panel that makes the church conversion accommodation feel as considered as the most beautifully designed church conversion holiday properties in the world. Send a photo of the converted church, a description of the aesthetic, and the commercial context. You will receive a complete design proposal for every surface — design drawings, finish samples, project pricing, and direct communication throughout.

The complete church conversion holiday accommodation copper installation:

Nave living room feature wall panel, stained glass surround, and fireplace surround — the defining design decision
Kitchen backsplash — the cooking zone
Chancel bedroom headboard wall panel — the sleeping zone
Bell tower feature panel — the architectural feature
Church name sign — the identity
Welcome sign — the arrival experience
Churchyard garden feature wall panel — the outdoor space

Finishing Details

Accent Strip A narrow copper strip — horizontal or vertical — the most sacredly specific finishing detail in the catalog.

The accent strip in the converted church is the most sacredly specific finishing detail available. A single copper line on the converted church wall — the warm, sacredly specific metal mark that defines the zone in the language of the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog.

Crown Band A copper band along the ceiling line of the converted church — the warm, sacredly specific transition that completes the installation from its highest point.

The crown band in the converted church is the most sacredly specific ceiling transition in the catalog. A copper band running along the ceiling line — the warm metal that makes the transition between the original stone wall and the original timber roof truss feel as sacredly specifically complete as the most considered converted church interiors in the world.

Panel Edge Strip A copper border along the outer edge of any panel.

Inside Corner Strip For inside corners where two copper panels meet.

Outside Corner Strip For outside corners where copper panels wrap around an exterior edge.

Transition Strip At the boundary between copper and another material — original stone, original brick, original timber, original render, stained glass, lead, slate.

Original Stone Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original stone section of the converted church wall — the most specifically converted church stone finishing detail in the catalog.

The original stone surround strip is the most specifically converted church stone material transition finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original stone — the warm ancient metal beside the warm ancient stone, the most specifically converted church material pairing in the catalog.

Original Brick Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original brick section of the converted church wall.

Original Timber Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original timber section of the converted church wall or ceiling.

Original Timber Roof Truss Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original timber roof truss of the converted church — the most timber-roof-truss-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

The original timber roof truss surround strip is the most timber-roof-truss-specific finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original timber roof truss — the warm ancient metal beside the warm ancient timber, the most specifically converted church structural finishing detail available.

Stained Glass Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the original stained glass of the converted church — the most stained-glass-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

The stained glass surround strip is the most stained-glass-specific finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original stained glass — the warm ancient metal framing the defining light feature of the converted church, the most specifically converted church window finishing detail available.

Stone Tracery Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the original stone tracery of the converted church — the most stone-tracery-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

The stone tracery surround strip is the most stone-tracery-specific finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original stone tracery — the warm ancient metal framing the defining architectural detail of the converted church, the most specifically converted church architectural finishing detail available.

Gothic Arch Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the original Gothic arch of the converted church — the most Gothic-arch-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

The Gothic arch surround strip is the most Gothic-arch-specific finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original Gothic arch — the warm ancient metal framing the defining architectural form of the converted church, the most specifically converted church arch finishing detail available.

Norman Arch Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the original Norman arch of the converted church — the most Norman-arch-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

Original Font Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the original font of the converted church — the most font-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

The original font surround strip is the most font-specific finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original font — the warm ancient metal framing the defining sacred object of the converted church, the most specifically converted church sacred object finishing detail available.

Bell Tower Stone Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original stone section of the converted church bell tower — the most bell-tower-stone-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

Organ Loft Rail Surround Strip A copper strip running along the wall beside the original rail of the converted church organ loft — the most organ-loft-rail-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

The organ loft rail surround strip is the most organ-loft-rail-specific finishing detail in the catalog. A copper strip running along the wall beside the original organ loft rail — the warm ancient metal beside the defining elevated feature of the converted church, the most specifically converted church organ loft finishing detail available.

Porch Stone Surround Strip A copper strip running around the perimeter of the original stone section of the converted church porch — the most porch-stone-specific finishing detail in the catalog.

Fireplace Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the converted church fireplace.

Kitchen Open Shelf Back Panel A copper panel on the wall behind the open shelving of the converted church kitchen.

Kitchen Range Hood Panel A copper panel on the range hood of the converted church kitchen.

Churchyard Garden Feature Wall Panel A copper panel on the primary wall of the converted church churchyard garden.

Ceiling Medallion A copper medallion on the converted church ceiling — centered above the primary seating area, surrounding the pendant light or chandelier.

The ceiling medallion in the converted church is the most sacredly specific ceiling installation in the catalog. A sacred, architectural, or botanical medallion — the cross, the rose window, the lily — centered on the converted church ceiling, surrounding the pendant light. The most specifically converted church ceiling detail available — the warm copper above the most sacredly romantic room in the catalog.

Door Surround Strip A copper strip running around the full perimeter of the converted church door.

The Standard

Hand-hammered copper, 24 gauge
Rigid aluminum composite backing
UV-resistant lacquer finish
6mm total thickness — flush against the wall
Made to your exact measurements
Any design. Ships in about 3 weeks.
Photographed and approved by you before it ships
If it's not right, we make it right

Available finishes — 15 options across four families:

Copper: Natural Copper · Brown Copper · Green Copper · Blue Copper · Black Copper · Fire Copper · Copper–Black

Silver: Silver · Silver–Copper · Silver–Gold · Silver–Black

Gold: Gold · Antique Gold · Black–Gold · Gold–Black

Most popular converted church finishes: Natural Copper · Antique Gold · Brown Copper · Green Copper

Note on finish: The converted church benefits most from the warm, sacredly specific, most naturally patinating finishes that suit the most architecturally sacred and most spiritually romantic residential conversion in the catalog — Natural Copper, Antique Gold, Brown Copper. The Natural Copper finish is the defining finish of this page — the most converted-church-specific warm finish in the catalog, the warm, naturally patinating metal that has been part of the church building tradition since the early Christian world, the most architecturally authentic converted church copper finish available. The surface that develops its most church-specific patina in the sacred environment — the warm metal that becomes more itself as the stained glass light and the original stone work on its surface over time. The Antique Gold finish is the most specifically converted church sacred finish in the catalog — the warm gold that references the gold of the medieval church interior, the gold of the church candlestick, the gold of the church lectern, the gold of the sacred decorative tradition of the church building. The Antique Gold finish in a converted church is the most specifically sacredly authentic surface available — the finish that makes the original stone and the original timber feel as sacredly specifically considered as the most beautifully designed converted church interiors in the world. The Antique Gold finish is recommended as a primary finish on this page alongside the Natural Copper — the converted church is one of the few pages in the catalog where the Antique Gold finish is recommended as a primary finish, because the sacred decorative tradition of the church makes the gold of the Antique Gold finish the most sacredly authentically specific choice available. The Brown Copper finish works well in converted churches with a more aged, more historically patinated aesthetic — the finish that references the aged copper of the great church building tradition, the patinated copper of the medieval church craftsman, the surface that is most sympathetic to the aged warmth of the original stone and the original timber. The Green Copper finish works well in converted churches with a more naturally aged, more historically verdigris-specific aesthetic — the finish that references the aged verdigris of the great church copper fitting, the copper flashing of the church roof, the aged copper of the church building tradition.

How to Start

You don't need measurements. You don't need a complete brief.

Send a photo of your converted church space — the nave living room, the kitchen, the chancel bedroom, the bell tower, the original stone wall, the stained glass — and tell us the sacred, architectural, or botanical subject you love, the finish that speaks to you, and the wall you want to transform. We design it, show you exactly what it will look like in your sacredly romantic home, and handle everything from there.

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"The sacred was always there — and the copper made the home as considered as the church it belongs to. The cross panel on the nave living room feature wall, the Gothic arch composition in the chancel bedroom, the stained glass surround in copper, and the dove sculpture in the churchyard garden changed the entire converted church. Every morning with the stained glass light on the copper, every evening with the original stone and the original timber and the copper alive in the sacred environment, the converted church feels as considered as the most architecturally beautiful converted churches in the world — the warm, sacredly specific metal beside the original stone and the original timber, the hammered surface alive in the light that has filled the nave since the medieval world. The converted church went from a beautiful sacred building to the most considered home. The copper made it as sacred as the church it belongs to." — Natuross customer