CATHOLIC LITURGICAL DESIGN,
SACRED ART & FURNISHINGS
Rohn & Associates Design, Inc. is a Catholic liturgical design firm specializing in church renovation, historic restoration, new church planning, and the design of sacred art and custom liturgical furnishings. We work with pastors, parish building committees, dioceses, and religious communities to create worship spaces that are faithful to the Roman Catholic liturgy and guided by the principles of Vatican II.
As liturgical design consultants, we guide the full process—from early master planning and sanctuary reordering to complete sacred art programs and custom liturgical furnishings. Our work includes altar and ambo design, baptistries, tabernacle placement, reredos and shrines, church murals and mosaics, stained glass programs, flooring and materials, lighting and acoustics planning, and the design and fabrication of liturgical furnishings.
Whether restoring a historic sanctuary or planning a new church, we help parishes shape worship spaces that serve the celebration of the Mass and the devotional life of the parish.
Testimonials
"Rolf Rohn has an inherent sense of sacred beauty. Moreover, he engages his clients by listening to their theological ideas in liturgical design."
Monsignor Peter Beaulieu | Chancery, Diocese of Worcester
"Rolf Rohn and his father before him have worked with Sisters of the Holy Spirit for many years. We have nothing but praise for them, for their work, for who they are. The mosaic in the sanctuary of our former chapel was breathtaking. The backdrop in our new chapel sanctuary leaves all who see it breathless. Work they have done for us is done with the heart. They have never let us down."
Sister Grace Fabich | Sisters of the Holy Spirit
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