Ornapedia.org, curated by Master Carver Ian Agrell, is a free library containing hundreds of images of projects executed by Agrell Architectural Carving and others which demonstrate what defines good design and skilful execution in the ornamentation of a building or object.
Master Carver Ian Agrell discusses the importance of movement in flow in design and architectural woodcarving. I realised […]
We are proud to announce that our dear friend and colleague Adam Thorpe won a Craftsmanship & Artisanship […]
These two beautiful Egyptian capitals hand-carved in wood come from designs that date from around 300 BC. The […]
Armand-Albert Rateau (1882-1938) was a French decorator and architect. However, it was through his furniture design that he […]
Agrell Architectural Carving is excited to announce the launch of a made-to-order product line, sold online through our […]
Some of Master Carver Ian Agrell’s student projects, including lettering, acanthus motifs, egg-and-dart moulding, and sculpture in the […]
We’re honored and excited to see company founder Ian Agrell featured in this beautiful ad campaign from the […]
Downton Abbey returned to the USA this week with Season 5. (Oh, and if you’re in the UK, […]
Ian Agrell recently wrote a column for Ecclesiastical and Heritage World, a UK publication that serves the architectural […]