• "...the incredible effort you and your talented staff put forth in the chair for His Holiness Pope John Paul II ...was well beyond our expectations"
    David Owen Tryba
    Architect
  • "The level of craftsmanship shown is amazing. How you can produce something of such quality from a simple lump of wood is beyond me"
    David Shiress, Design Manager
    Taylor Made Joinery Interiors, Suffolk
  • "Your work looks incredible. A special thanks to you for making us look brilliant for choosing you for the project"
    David Wick
    Owner of O.B.Williams
  • "I was truly impressed by the outstanding quality of the firm’s work and by Ian Agrell's enthusiasm and professional commitment"
    F. Carey Howlett
    Hermitage Foundation
Agrell Carving: Art Nouveau carved sun flowers. Design by Verneuil circa 1890.
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Agrell Architectural Carving

Agrell Architectural Carving is a 30-person, international team of designers, carvers and supporting staff, directed by British Master Wood Carver, Ian Agrell. The prestigious Master Carvers Association, UK awards the elected title of Master Carver to members who demonstrate the ability to design, organise and complete complex projects.

Over our 33-year history, we have established a reputation for outstanding quality, service and delivery. As our reputation has grown, we have expanded our geographical scope to include projects in Europe, Asia and throughout the United States. With a capacity of over 50,000 hours of skilled hand carving available to our clients each year, we maintain the highest level of design quality and attention to detail.

Our passion for perfection has earned the company numerous high-profile contracts, including the Pope's throne and the award-winning Fulham Palace, plus a multitude of distinguished clients who return to us time and time again.

 

Agrell Architectural Carving: Our Woodcarving Services.

Agrell Architectural Carving: International Woodcarving.

VIDEO: Master Carver, Ian Agrell, discusses the philosophy behind Agrell Architectural Carving. 

 

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