Holy Trinity Sloane Street

Holy Trinity Sloane Street stands as the cathedral of the Arts and Crafts movement. The architect John Dando Sedding designed this structure in the late nineteenth century to act as a total work of art, where every surface serves a decorative or spiritual purpose. You are looking at a building that holds the record for the widest church in London, exceeding even the width of Saint Pauls Cathedral by nine inches. Sedding envisioned a space wrought and painted with everything that possesses life and beauty, a philosophy that rejected the cold standardization of the Industrial Age.