The church contains the graves of the Ramel family, lords of nearby Maltesholm Castle.

The apse was demolished at the same time, and the nave heavily rebuilt; today only the tower and the chancel are preserved from the medieval church.

[1][2] The murals in the chancel are from the middle of the 15th century and unusually well-preserved with vivid colours and sharp contours.

The font has carved floral ornamentation, and has on stylistic grounds been attributed to the Romanesque artist Tove.

The other furnishings are considerably younger; the pews are partially from 1611 but mostly from the 19th century, and the richly decorated wooden pulpit is from 1636.