The reformed church of Dumbrăvioara was built by count Teleki Sámuel, with the plans of architect Mihály Péchy. The execution works began in 1784, in 1785 the roof of the church was ready, but it didn’t become functional until 1793. In the segmentation of the facade, in the fastidious portal, transported from long distance, in the proportions of the interior space, in the segmenting elements, in the bohemian cupolas of the interior appears the architectural language of the late, classicizing baroque, characteristic to the era; but at a standard that greatly transcends the financial possibilities and the esthetic universe of a serf village, it rather reflects the exigence of the aristocratic client.