
Santa Cruz de Jerusalén Church in Ibagué, Colombia, is a contemporary church defined by clear geometry, natural light and a restrained material palette. Its compact white exterior gives way to a warm, contemplative interior centred on the nave and altar.
A sacred space shaped by light
The church interior is organised along a strong central axis, with brick flooring and pale surfaces creating a calm backdrop for worship. Daylight enters through the openings that divide and surround the ceiling planes, forming a cross-shaped composition above the congregation. This geometric arrangement gives the ceiling a clear visual rhythm while drawing attention upwards.
Lunawood brings warmth and rhythm to the ceiling
Lunawood ThermoWood® forms the slatted surfaces of the interior ceiling. Its warm brown tone contrasts with the white walls and brick floor, bringing a natural character to the otherwise restrained space. The repeated timber lines strengthen the geometry of the ceiling and help soften reverberation within the nave. Dimensionally stable and produced using only heat and steam, Lunawood ThermoWood® is well suited to creating a precise, enduring interior surface in Ibagué’s warm climate.
Lunawood distributor: Hunter Douglas Colombia




