Aidan Hart, widely regarded as one of the United Kingdom’s leading iconographers, has founded a new firm, KALOS Liturgical Design. The consultancy is described as serving Roman Catholic, Byzantine Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant churches and communities, signaling a cross‑denominational approach to shaping worship spaces.
Drawing on Hart’s longstanding practice in sacred art and iconography, KALOS aims to provide guidance that respects the theological and aesthetic priorities of different rites. Positioning liturgical design as a specialized discipline, the venture focuses on aligning a church’s visual identity with its tradition and prayer.
Liturgical design typically integrates space, imagery, materials and the rhythm of services to create environments that support reverence and participation. A consultancy rooted in iconographic expertise can help communities evaluate new commissions and adapt existing interiors with attention to continuity and clarity.
While detailed offerings were not outlined in the initial introduction, the firm’s scope across multiple Christian traditions suggests work with a broad range of parish and community needs—from planning to renewal—grounded in the principles of sacred art and liturgical practice.
