The new instrument was designed by William Drake Ltd. I built the organ case from the organ builders specifications and the pipe shades were designed and  inspired from examples found in England in the Georgian classical style. Air dried oak was the best material in use and the timber came from a sawmill who specializes in cutting oak trees in quarter and rift sawn.  I made the paneling  by slicing the boards to assemble symmetrical figured panels. To design the pipe shades, I have used  elements of ornamentation that we often see in larger organ cases dating from the middle of the eighteenth century, here the carvings were shaped and finished just in the same way  as found in older examples from other pipe organ caseworks . The pipe shades were made of : two towers, two flats and a round tower.