Hidden Behind Slats
Aaron Reel from North Raleigh United Methodist Church in Raleigh, NC brings us these layered panels of slats. They saw some designs using slatted walls on CSDI and wanted to recreate the look. So for the back wall (...
read more ...Smooth on Rough
John Tabor of Zebra Productions designed this stage for Fellowship of the Rockies in Pueblo, CO. First they added aluminum screening on the back wall for the textured look. Then they added foam core panels on the fr...
read more ...Flowing Paper Stage Design
Courtney Durham from Church on the Hill in McMinnville, OR brings us this origamic stage design. (It’s my site, I can make up words if I want to.) To create this design they started with reusable foam board. T...
read more ...Webbed Boxes
Kenny Beers in Central Christian Church in St. Petersburg, Florida brings us this design inspired by Shatterboxes. They started by creating the shattered box designs out of 4×8 sheets of Coroplast. They used bo...
read more ...Diagonal Wood
Tom Ohmit from RiverLakes Community Church in Bakersfield, CA brings us this combination of wood and Coroplast. For this series design, they moved their existing Coroplast backdrop 4 feet forward and set the drums b...
read more ...Wallpapered Stage
Rhema Chapel in Ibadan, Nigeria brings us this nice use of patterned wallpaper and stretch material. They started the stage design with a velvet fabric backdrop. Then they created some walls out of wood that they co...
read more ...Paper Plated Design
Alan Huerta from West McKinley Church in Fresno, CA brings us this systematic use of paper plates. They’ve used paper plates before for a stage design. They loved the cost effectiveness and the fact that the w...
read more ...Largely Enough
Jimmy Hudson from The Rock of NEA in Jonesboro, AR brings us this app wall and giant text. They used foam boards that they cut out with a jigsaw. The 6 boards cost about $100 total. They traced out the letters with ...
read more ...Massive Texture
Steve Newman from MMBC in Fort Worth, Texas brings us their Easter set. This design is simply window screen. They crumpled it up and fastened it to their walls. They built the crosses out of pine 1×4’s an...
read more ...Plate Arrows
Alan Huerta from West McKinley Church in Fresno, CA brings us this directional use of paper plates. To create this, they simply stapled the paper plates to the walls in the shape of arrows – approximately 5 inches a...
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