New Guild Studio

Website:
http://www.newguildstudio.com

Telephone Number:
(412) 351-6220

Location:
700 Braddock Ave, Braddock, PA 15104

Description:

They are David and Mary Korns and David and Suzann Miriello, the founding members of New Guild Art and Design Studio. They opened their doors in 1991, east of Pittsburgh, in the formerly booming mill town of Braddock, Pennsylvania. Sharing a friendship and a history of work in sacred art, they opened their studio to realize, grow, and perfect their creative passions while providing their best possible effort to any commission that they received. They decided that they would complete only original work produced by our their hands. New Guild has held true to that choice for twenty years.

As a small company, they pride themselves on their ability to establish and maintain a comfortable, and in most cases, face-to-face professional relationship with each one of their clients. The number of repeat clients and word of mouth referrals that New Guild Studio receives is large and sustaining, and a genuine indication of that success.

Despite their small size, their combined years of experience working in the field of liturgical art amount to over 100 years. Their clients are secure in the fact that their project will be responsibly and inventively designed, produced and managed.

Their work is produced at Their Braddock, Pennsylvania studio. Proficiency in numerous processes and techniques, both ancient and new, enable them to formulate and execute any artistic concept that you may have. Liturgical murals, church furniture and appointments, hand-written iconography, stained glass windows, tribute or donor walls are just a few examples of individual items that they custom design and produce. For a large renovation or construction project that must involve other trades, such as lighting, sound, flooring, etc, they have organized a team of experienced craftsmen and professionals capable of translating their design to realize the finest outcome for their client.

From the studio website

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