I love the pistachio color of the wall in the central arch. It really sets off the art and the draperies over what I assume are entrances to the Holy of Holies.

I also admire the rail, with its midcentury simplicity and subtle Axumite motifs.

One thing I wonder about is the pews. They seem sparse, and their design and construction isn't on a par with the rest of the building. Perhaps there's less emphasis on seating in Ethiopian Orthodox Churches than, say, in Colonial-era churches in New England, where the design and execution of pews rivals the work of master cabinetmakers.