Mausoleum vs. Columbarium: The Differences Explained (2024)
- At September 05, 2023
- By Lin McLeod
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Mixing up the terms for final resting places is easy because different words often have the same meaning. Let’s compare a mausoleum vs. columbarium so you can understand the similarities and differences of these above-ground interment options.
Read More»Mausoleum Trends in 2024
- At January 13, 2017
- By Belinda McLeod
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Unlike their occupants, mausoleum trends come and go.
Old world aesthetics continue to influence architecture for the dead. A massive number of mausoleums were designed in the classical era so it makes sense that a classical style impacts modern death designs. Besides, the designs please a wide range of people.
Read More»How to Plan for a Mausoleum: A Step-by-Step Guide
Planning for the construction of a private family mausoleum is a significant undertaking. Here are the steps you should consider as you plan for a mausoleum.
Read More»Comparing Mausoleums and Crypts: The Differences Explained
End-of-life terminology is sometimes tricky. The meanings of words change – and some people misuse terms. Let’s compare mausoleums and crypts so you understand the precise word meanings as you design your family mausoleum.
Mausoleums for Ashes: A Timeless Tribute to the Departed
- At October 16, 2023
- By Lin McLeod
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You may think of a mausoleum as an alternative to above-ground burial. But have you considered building a mausoleum for ashes? Private mausoleums are versatile structures that can be the final resting place for casketed human remains – and cremated ashes. Let’s discuss mausoleum options for those who choose to be cremated.
Read More»What Does a Mausoleum Interior Look Like?
- At December 06, 2013
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Mausoleum interiors vary as much as the mausoleums themselves. When families choose a custom private mausoleum, they create the interior they want – regardless of what’s common in mausoleum interior design. Traditionally, mausoleum interiors are utilitarian, with vaults for the caskets recessed in the walls or under the floor. However, with a custom private mausoleum, families can choose a more ornate mausoleum interior, and can add lavish details like sumptuous decorations and furnishings.
Chapel-Style Mausoleum Interior
One way in which families embellish upon a traditional utilitarian mausoleum interior is by designing a chapel mausoleum. A chapel-style mausoleum design includes an altar. Families who want the mausoleum to have a religious focus select this type of mausoleum.
Read More»Designing a Mausoleum Floor Plan: Blueprints for Monuments
- At November 21, 2022
- By Belinda McLeod
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Before you work with designers to create a mausoleum floor plan for your custom mausoleum, you might want to learn about this unique type of final resting place. Here are some answers to FAQs about mausoleums.
Building Your Mausoleum Do’s and Dont’s
- At July 21, 2020
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It’s important to be discriminating when making a purchase that will last forever. When it is time to design your family’s mausoleum, you need to seek the advice of the finest private mausoleum designers in North America. Let us assist you with your project by giving you a bit of guidance on what to do and what not to do when finding a designer for your final resting place.
Read More»Tumulus Tombs: The Predecessors of Modern Mausoleums
- At May 24, 2023
- By Lin McLeod
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What is a tumulus? A tumulus is an artificial mound of earth and stones created to cover one or more graves. These burial mounds serve more than a practical function; they are meant to honor and remember the deceased.
Read More»Construction Standards Every Mausoleum Builder Should Embrace
When building a private mausoleum, it’s important to work with a company that understands and exceeds the state-specific mausoleum construction standards.
Here are some questions to ask a mausoleum construction company to ensure your private family mausoleum will stand the test of time.
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