Our Lady of the Assumption – Chapel Window Series, Louisiana

Client Type: Catholic Parish
Application: Chapel and Foyer Panel Series
Design Style: Marian Imagery, Gothic Borders, Narrative Art

“These thirteen windows add striking color and charm to the church and bring hope to its parishioners.”
— Client Reflection

Project Overview

In the wake of Hurricane Rita, which destroyed their original church building in 2005, the congregation of Our Lady of the Assumption in Johnson Bayou, LA embarked on a mission of rebuilding. By 2012, as the new structure neared completion, Fr. Rommel reached out to our team to help complete the space with meaningful, artful installations.

Thirteen individual panels were chosen from our design gallery, each one representing a significant moment from the life of Mary. To unify the collection and complement the architecture of the chapel, our artists created custom Gothic-style borders for each image. These accents echoed the style of the building and were designed specifically for the frames and finishes within the space.

Design Features

• Thirteen-panel series portraying scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary

• Custom Gothic borders created to complement chapel architecture

• Featured placements include: arched transom above the main entry, foyer panels, and wall-mounted inserts throughout the chapel

• Each piece tailored for optimal fit and lighting harmony within the sanctuary

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