Frikirkju (Bru) Lutheran Church

• the 11/2-storey wood-frame structure with symmetrical facades, horizontal wood siding, a T-shaped gable roof and a lower gabled volume to the north denoting the sanctuary
• the symmetrical tower in the southeast corner featuring large doors with pointed arch top lights; a wooden belfry with paired and louvered pointed arches, decorative friezes and cornices; all capped by an octagonal metal spire with pinnacles at each corner of the base and at the crown a metal finial depicting Icelandic fowl and flower blooms, etc.
• the 13 vibrant stained-glass windows atop the doors, in the sanctuary and on the east, west and south walls, commonly arranged in banks of three, with the tallest in the centre; all featuring pointed arches and basic wooden tracery
• the limited ornamentation, including the simple wooden detailing on the east and south gable ends, basic wooden surrounds on the windows and entrance doors, etc.

Key elements that define the church's modest interior layout, finishes and details include:

• the formal plan, including a vestibule, nave, simple choir to the east side of the nave and slightly raised sanctuary
• the varied plaster and lath ceilings throughout, with the nave featuring a barrel vault ceiling, the choir with a lower barrel vault ceiling and the sanctuary with a lower pointed arch ceiling
• the modest details, including the fir plank flooring, wooden doors, mouldings, etc.
• the furnishings and accoutrements, including the oak altar and altar rails, three original chairs, etc.