The Layton Temple brings a distinctive Art Nouveau elegance to the hillside of Davis County — with its twin spires and cascading arched windows, colorful art glass, and design motifs inspired by the fruit orchards and agricultural heritage of the Layton area. Dedicated on June 16, 2024, it is one of Utah’s newest temples. Our collection of Layton Temple pictures, art prints, and paintings captures this beautiful temple in a range of styles and sizes.
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Tausha Schumann
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Tausha Schumann
by Steve Weller
by Rory Wallwork
by Rory Wallwork
by Greg A. Farley
by Greg A. Farley
by Greg A. Farley
by Greg A. Farley
by Katauna Davis
by Rory Wallwork
Announced by President Russell M. Nelson on April 1, 2018 and dedicated June 16, 2024 by Elder David A. Bednar, the Layton Utah Temple is the 195th operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the 22nd built in Utah, and the second in Davis County — joining the Bountiful Temple. The 93,539-square-foot temple sits on 11.8 acres on the southeast side of Layton, on a beautiful slope between the Wasatch Mountains and the valley floor. The exterior features precast concrete panels with cascading arched windows and vibrant art glass, whose colorful seedling-to-fruit-tree designs also illuminate the interior with warm light.
The temple's Art Nouveau design — inspired by the agricultural heritage of Davis County, once known as "The Garden Spot of Utah" — runs throughout the building in cherry blossom motifs, leafy branches, and organic curves in the millwork, stonework, and decorative lighting. Among the temple's distinctive interior features is an antique Tiffany art glass piece entitled "The Resurrection," circa 1915, acquired from a demolished church in Armenia, New York — a one-of-a-kind treasure found nowhere else in the Church. 43 days of public open house tours preceded the dedication, drawing visitors from across Davis County and beyond.
The Layton Temple's architecture, vibrant art glass, and beautifully landscaped grounds — including more than 400 trees and flowering cherry and redbud plantings — make it a particularly compelling photographic subject across all seasons. Our collection features photography and fine art capturing the temple against the mountain backdrop, in morning and evening light, and in the colorful seasons that showcase the surrounding landscape at its best.
Layton Temple prints make a meaningful and inspirational gift for members throughout Davis County — and for anyone with a connection to this beautiful, recently dedicated temple. Perfect for weddings, mission homecomings, new homes, and other milestone occasions.