Alterations were made to the tower in 1846, and the church renovated between 1852 and 1853, to designs by Carl Georg Brunius.

The apse is also decorated, with a Romanesque mural depicting Christ in Majesty, in an unusual, squarish mandorla.

Furthermore, the ribs of the vaults of the chancel contain purely decorative paintings from the late Middle Ages.

[1][2] The rood of the church is from the 13th century and in a late Romanesque style, depicting Christ as triumphant rather than suffering.

It shows Christ with open eyes, with his head held upright and thin limbs.