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58 Best Staircase Ideas 2023
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By Sarah DiMarco
Douglas Friedman
Staircases are the spine of the home. Not only do they bridge together the rooms and stories within a house, but they're often the first space a guest encounters at the entryway. As such, staircases serve dual purposes: they must be welcoming as well as functional.
With such an, ahem, elevated role within a home, staircases deserve just as much decorative consideration and polish as the rest of the home. For example, staircases make for ideal spaces for modern wallpaper or a dash of unexpected color. Unique lighting, an artful collection, and statement-making runners are also brilliant ways to enliven staircases. Finally, banisters made of hand-forged iron, custom fretwork, and even inlay tiles can transform stairs into sculptural masterpieces.
Read on to discover a striking collection of 52 of our all-time-favorite staircase designs. These beautiful staircase ideas will help you plot out your own grand entrance.
VICTORIA PEARSON
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The Bright Staircase
Tour-de-force decorator Mary McDonald's embarked on a journey to transform this Pebble Beach château from drab to sophisticated. Her immediate solution was to cast a soft glow throughout the house by way of white paint and luxe materials. A Gothic-inspired wrought-iron banister adds elegance to the limestone staircase.
Thomas Loof
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The Penthouse Staircase
As loyal patrons of Canadian art, former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and his wife, Mila, wanted each room of their Montreal penthouse (designed by Les Ensembliers) to showcase their beloved art collection including the stairwell.
The family’s French poodle, Hugo, leads guest up the stairs past a treelike sculpture specially commissioned from Canadian artist Laura Santini.
Lisa Romerein
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The Indoor-Outdoor Staircase
Design duo Brooke and Steve Giannetti created the central staircase in this Los Angeles villa to "conjure an old French courtyard.” Steve used the same stucco and rugged limestone found on the home's exterior on the walls and planted ivy along the stairs. The outdoor lanterns (Shades of Light) and double-story glass-and-steel windows ensure the stairwell is constantly filled with light.
Dylan Thomas
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The London Staircase
Designer Gary McBournie and architect Mike Fisher of Studio Indigo set out to honor this London rowhouse's original Victorian spirit by way of architecture and color. An example of this is the curved, aqua staircase topped by an oval oculus that pours daylight into the house’s core.
Pieter Estersohn
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The Fresco Staircase
Bountiful jasmine, bougainvillea, and plumbago climb up the spiral staircase in Renvy Graves Pittman's Bel Air estate as part of a Chinese fretwork fresco by artist Haleh Atabeigi.
The windowsill houses a collection of antique ginger jars.
Thomas Loof
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The Vista Staircase
Peaking past the marvelous wood-carved library lies a wondrous garden vista (Gracie Studio) in the double-height staircase of this Ashley Whittaker-designed Connecticut estate. An antique scroll-arm settee (RT Facts Design & Antiques) is given new life with the help of a plush yellow fabric (Holland & Sherry).
Annie Schlechter
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The Library Staircase
Architect James F. Carter jokes that the most common thread through the “hodgepodge" in his personal Birmingham home is the books. There are cases in the library, dining room, and master bedroom, and even along this stairway to the second floor. The antique American chair is in a J. Robert Scott fabric.
Douglas Friedman
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The Salmon Staircase
While his San Antonio home may traditional showcase architecture, the interiors burst with edge and energy thanks to Todd Romano's deployment of intense color.
Salmon pink serves as the vivacious backdrop for English and Dutch dog portraiture and European allegorical paintings. Todd Romano is in the entry with English Lab, George.
Brie Williams
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The Charleston Staircase
Serving as her design laboratory, decorator Ceara Donnelly's 18th-century Charleston home comes alive with clever color and bold patterns. Tumbling-block flooring by decorative artist Stephanie Poe dresses up the entry stairway. A platinum lustre Christopher Spitzmiller lamp sits atop japanned library steps from Mario Buatta’s estate.
Scott Frances
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The Serene Staircase
Bodron/Fruit made the most of every square foot in this Nantucket home even in the entry stairwell. Framed abstract artwork by Eva Lundsager and an early 20th-century oak hall bench found at Lassco in London greet guests before they venture upstairs.
Thomas Loof
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The Florida Deco Staircase
In this Summer Thornton-designed Florida home, the ceiling-height white oak cabinetry with lattice door panels mimics the geometric railing of the staircase while separating it from the kitchen.
The Bunny Williams Home chair is covered in a Raoul Textiles fabric.
Nickolas Sargent
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The Mint Staircase
In total "Gusto" fashion, the family team from Palm Beach's beloved Casa Gusto sought to evoke a sense of comfort and familiarity in the staircase of the Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House. The walls are swathed in Saybrooke Sage by Benjamin Moore with hand-crafted papier-mâché goods from the shop.
Mali Azima
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The Ombre Staircase
In the entry of this Atlanta home redesigned by architect Yong Pak and designer Melanie Turner, an ombré stair runner from The Rug Company greets guests in ascendant shades of jade. Tile flooring, Kelly Wearstler for Ann Sacks.
Amy Neunsinger
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The Hand-painted Tile Staircase
Old-world craftsmanship sails brilliantly into the new world inside this California home designed by Mark D. Sikes. In the entry, hand-painted tiles (NS Ceramic) climb the stairs alongside an Italian Moorish table.
Douglas Friedman
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The Woodland Staircase
At this Connecticut house designed by Miles Redd, a mural of an Italian landscape forms a grand Arcadian canopy over the domed stairwell, wrapping it in towering greenery. Custom-printed mural, Iksel Decorative Arts. The leopard-print carpet is by Patterson Flynn Martin.
DYLAN THOMAS
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The Whimsical Staircase
The Greenbrier
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The Greenbrier Staircase
As one of the most beautiful places to visit in the South, it's no surprise the Greenbrier boasts one of the country's most elegant staircases. Designed by Dorothy Draper, the West Virigina resort's presidential suite staircase is the epitome of chic featuring a graceful curve, fretwork railing, and a red runner trimmed in black.
Francesco Lagnese
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The Striped Staircase
In this Connecticut Colonial home designed by David Netto, a striped runner climbs the stairs in classic fashion.
Audubon watercolors and Pablo Picasso earthenware hang in the stairwell. Door color, Wythe Blue (Benjamin Moore). Carpet, Woodard Weave
Brie Williams
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The Painted Staircase
Brown and blue never looked so fresh than in the staircase of designer Matthew Carter's Bahamas cottage, where a blue painted runner climbs the brown-painted stairwell decorated with mid-20th-century photos of Florida and the Bahamas. Stair “runner” color, Maritime Blue, Benjamin Moore
Nelson Hancock
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The Sepia Staircase
Stephen Karlisch
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The Garden Staircase
At the Kips Bay Decorator Show House in Dallas, Rottet Studio designed the home’s entryway as a nod to Southern gardens. The custom magnolia forest wallpaper by is Trove, and the hide rugs are by Kyle Bunting.
Courtesty of Susan Zises Green
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The Collected Staircase
Staircases often make for beautiful spaces in which to display collections. Just take if from designer Susan Zises Green, who shows off her collection of Nantucket lightship baskets and sailor woolies in her historic Nantucket home.
WILLIAM WALDRON
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The Old World Staircase
Designer Steven Gambrel created the perfect marriage of old-world charm and modern glamour in his Manhattan townhouse. Lacquered walls, oversize artwork, and statement lighting make this space every bit as beautiful as the main living spaces.
Helen Norman
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The Low Country Staircase
Andrew Howard designed this Low Country hunting lodge with family weekends and festive entertaining in mind. The home's entryway exudes Southern charm with masculine hardwoods, vintage rugs, and, of course, a bouquet of fresh-cut flowers from the garden. The stair runner is by Crescent.
SIMON UPTON
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The Black-and-White Staircase
This understated staircase embodies the elegance and history of a 100-year-old home in Atlanta. Designer Amy Morris gives this space some dramatic flair with a raw burnished steel stairwell for a continuous visual ribbon.
HELENIO BARBETTA
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The Seaside Farmhouse Staircase
Italian designer Marco Bay dreamed up this staircase for his incredible Portofino farmhouse with spectacular water views.
Bay keeps the rustic, old-world feel of the home and incorporates its natural environment surrounding the property with framed native grasses and an antique lantern.
Kilian O'Sullivan
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The Gothic Staircase
Strawberry Hill House is a historic landmark in one of London's most affluent areas. Built in 1747, Strawberry Hill is one of Britain's most renowned examples of Georgian Gothic Revival architecture, and this hauntingly beautiful staircase is no exception. A neutral color scheme allows the stunning architecture to shine here.
James Fennell
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The Unforgettable Staircase
Ballyfin is a historic Irish estate that lies an hour and a half outside of Dublin. Its main staircase is lined with stunning portraits on an unexpected robin's egg blue wall. A marble floor and staircase makes this corner of the home every bit as timeless as the 19th-century estate itself.
Max Kim-Bee
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Woodland Staircase
Enchanted by her Colorado ranch’s mountain backdrop and surrounding forests, designer Kirsten Norman used creamy colors and luxurious textiles to compliment the home’s log staircase.
The rope pendants in the entry are by MoonStoneFox. The rug is from Restoration Hardware.
Alexandre Bailhache
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Provence Staircase
Being mindful of the scale and layout of the 200-year-old French farmhouse, designer Susan Bednar Long composed vignettes of multiple smaller pieces in every room to offset the generous proportions. A gracefully skirted entrance table welcomes guests to ascend the staircase and explore the 13,00-square-foot manse. The iron stair banister was hand-forged on site with traditional provincial detailing. The antiqued verdigris lantern is by Jamb.
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25 Unique Stair Designs - Beautiful Stair Ideas for Your House
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Simply stunning.
By Hadley Mendelsohn
Tamsin Johnson
Though obviously serving a very important functional purpose, staircases have the potential to elevate an entire house. So much more than a means to get from point A to point B, stairs really can be the main event. From interlocking treads to dramatic corkscrews, we're spotlighting twenty-five unique stairs that prove it. So whether you're anticipating a remodel in your future and need some beautiful stair design ideas for your house or you simply love to admire architectural stunners, these steps will lead you there.
Hecker Guthrie
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Geometric Juxtapositions
If this striking steel staircase designed by Hecker Guthrie doesn't stop you in your tracks, we don't know what will. The juxtaposition between the spiral and linear motifs is simply mesmerizing.
The staircase also helps obscure the minimalist outdoor shower, enhancing privacy without block the view.
Anson Smart
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Contemporary Elegance
"'Moments’ rather than looks best encapsulate a home’s positive impact, and the ultimate moment experienced in Magnolia House is the slow and elegant descent down its new sculptural staircase, the metaphorical spine of both the home and the project," write designers Arent & Pyke. The jib door is continuous with the baby-blue painted paneling as to not interrupt visual flow while also providing extra storage.
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Abstract and Painterly
Leanne Ford gave this lackluster staircase an artistic makeover. To revamp your outdated or traditional stairs, paint them black and then grab a paintbrush. We love the abstract and bold brush strokes here.
Nicole Franzen
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Angular and Sweet
This angular stairwell designed by GRT Architects is clean, crisp, and minimalist without feeling cold and remote.
The lavender painted rails assert a sweet, lighthearted tough that softens up the sharp angles while simultaneously making them pop even more.
Akin Atelier
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Funhouse Maze
Akin Atelier gave this stairwell a funhouse effect with mirror panels. The mirrored wall makes the stairs look like they stretch out into infinity and beyond while the plush, icy gray carpeting adds a more sophisticated warmth.
Felix Forest
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Art Deco-Inspired
Designed by Arent & Pyke, this architectural staircase is both timeless and modern. The double frosted glass doors and burnt orange rug lead the eye right to them, but the wooden enclosure obscures them, creating an element of mystery and intrigue. The organic curve sets the tone of rhythm and flow that continues throughout the home.
Hecker Guthrie
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This dramatic stairwell by Hecker Guthrie looks more like an art installation. The minimalist concrete floating steps allow the natural beauty of the space to shine, quite literally, as the sun peeks through and creates varying shadow patterns throughout the day.
It really looks like heaven on the other side.
Tamsin Johnson
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Natural Stone Color-Blocking
Natural stone stairs exude an air of elegance unlike any other. Designer Tamsin Johnson color-blocked earthy hues, grounding the otherwise all-white space. The sculptural light fixture peek out adds a modern touch.
Nicole Franzen
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Industrial Ease
Industrial and gritty, these concrete stairs with a chicken coop wire banister are cool without even trying.
Simon Watson
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Stairs as Bookshelves
Designers Bill Brockschmidt and Richard Dragisic's New York loft apartment is just 640 square feet. "We had to be inventive," Brockschmidt says. The staircase leading to the bedroom loft incorporates bookshelves, and the landing doubles as a sideboard and bar when they entertain. "All the glasses get stacked on the lower steps," Brockschmidt says. "Of course, that means we quite literally can't go to bed till we clean up.
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Tamsin Johnson
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Whimsical Neutrals
The whimsical pattern of the upholstered stairs—along with the pink framed artwork and decorative gold baluster ornaments—energize this work space designed by Tamsin Johnson.
Hecker Guthrie
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Nature-Inspired Cocoon
"With references to the dark, ominous cliff and stoic elements that comprise the coast, there is a deliberate departure from the ocean, as inspiration. The result is a palette of dark and textural timbers, stones, textiles and refined metals," says design firm Hecker Guthrie. This nature-inspired, cocoon-like stairwell is warm and mysterious, giving the impression that it leads somewhere magical.
Shannon McGrath
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Smooth Swirls
Never underestimate the power of plain white. Modern, organic, and unique, this spiral staircase designed by Robson Rak is beyond dreamy. The continuous white swirl of a banister looks smooth and soft to the touch.
Tamsin Johnson
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Classic and Ornate
Elaborate and hypnotizing, the classic iron-wrought banister is the heart of this Tasmin Johnson-designed space.
The modern wall art also draws the up and contemporizes the traditional elements.
Studio DB
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Modern Meets Traditional
Studio DB knows how to make an entrance. In this open foyer, the classic staircase frames the more modern, experimental statements. The simple wainscoting accentuates the beautiful bones of the home.
Karyn R. Millet
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Family-Friendly and Cozy
Don't forget the space under the stairs. Designer Matt O'Dorisio created this cozy corner for a family getaway. Built-in banquettes have drawers for board games.
Laura Resen
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Stone Floaters
Architect Ray Booth established new openness in the foyer of a 1961 Houston house, replacing carpeted treads and risers with stone "floaters."
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Mediterranean Touches
Terra cotta and blue mosaic tiles as well as the intricate balusters give this Los Angeles home designed by Leanne Ford a Mediterranean flair so every day can feel like a European vacation.
Victoria Pearson
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Modern Wood Staircase
Beautifully crafted stairs of interlocking walnut treads lead to the widow's walk of designer David Netto's Southampton, New York, beach cottage.
Arent & Pyke
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Textural Moments
This modern space designed by Arent & Pyke is an experiment in material with layers and layers of textural interest. The single green marble step at the bottom of the staircase is an understated and sophisticated touch.
Eric Piasecki
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Secret Nook Ladder
In a Manhattan maisonette, a ladder that leads to a secret room that designer Christopher Maya found, all sealed up, and turned into a "fantasy room" for the children.
Thomas Loof
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Bold Stripes
The original staircase in this fifth-generation family estate got a colorful update with Benjamin Moore's Brookside Moss and Safety Black.
Nathan Schroder
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Antique Spiral
In the foyer of a 1920s Spanish Revival house in Dallas, designer Dana Oatley Ortego installed a corkscrew staircase, originally from Paris, that was pulled out of a clothing store in Oklahoma.
William Abranowicz
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Contrasting Patterns
The staircase in a California home becomes a graphic installation with patterned tiles by Country Floors. The contrasting mix works thanks to a common color palette.
Christopher Baker
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Contrasting Wood
Light and dark wood make a beautiful pairing on a staircase that links the main floor of a four-story Alabama lake house to the bedrooms. Designer Susan Ferrier used the same finishes throughout the house. Walls are whitewashed, rough-cut pine planks. Steps are in a dark Jacobean stain.
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Special structures are used to connect the levels of the building. The staircase in the interior is a real decoration of the house. It is suitable for almost any style decision. The staircase is able to attract attention with bright details, interesting geometry, and an unusual combination of textures.
Properly chosen design and location radically change the perception of space, make it comfortable and safe to move to the second floor of the building.
It is important to decide whether you want to make the staircase the main center of the interior or whether it will simply fulfill its intended purpose
The structure will become the main part or will perform secondary tasks. The front wooden staircase becomes a key figure. Depending on its location, the space is divided into functional zones, pieces of furniture are arranged. The stairs are complemented with decor, create a special highlight. The secondary object plays a less prominent role in the interior. It is usually made from cheap materials, does not use decor, and is attached to a wall in a corridor or hall.
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- 3 Stairs executions
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Construction of stairs
Such products fulfill their intended purpose, bring zest to the design of the room. Order systems of any shape and size, picking up the necessary material. There are three main components of modern stairs in the interior:
- bearing part;
- steps;
- fences.
They are made of wood, stone, glass, metal, concrete. Durable models are created to provide an entrance to the second floor.
Wooden flight ladder
| Support elements | Features |
| String | The main component to which the steps are attached. Modifications are ordered without such an element. |
| Stringers | These bars are a type of bowstring, have cutouts at the top, steps are inserted into them. |
| Bolts | They are used as an invisible fixing system. Steps are mounted with bolts to the wall. |
| Vertical stand | It is used for a spiral staircase, which is made of metal, wood. |
You must decide whether your stairs will have straight, rounded or irregularly shaped steps, what material the railing will be made of, and also think over the arrangement of the space under the stairs
Convenient drawers under stairs
The choice of a specific component depends on the type of product. An important component of the steps is the tread, where a person puts his foot. Its width is no more than 30 cm. The riser acts as a support and connecting part. It depends on the convenience of the design. Steps are straight, wedge-shaped, beveled. For the manufacture and installation of stairs, it is necessary to carry out appropriate calculations.
Fences consist of handrails, balusters, railings, which are necessary to ensure the safety of a person when moving. They perform a decorative function. Railings are the finishing touch to the design.
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Materials for making stairs
For a suburban building, a durable and reliable product is chosen that can withstand lifting heavy furniture to the second floor. Stairs in the interior of wood look spectacular. Environmentally friendly material will bring comfort to your home. Steps and railings are placed in different shapes. Modern modifications often do not have fences. The degree of safety of the chosen model depends on whether children or elderly people live in the house.
The natural tone of natural wood brings natural warmth to the surrounding interior
Spectacular wooden staircase with smooth curve
Glass solutions look fragile and weightless. They have individual characteristics. Light accents will help transform a simple model. For its manufacture, glass components and other decorative materials are used.
Stairs with glass railings look lighter and more airy
Reliable and durable cast concrete stairs
Elite marble is replaced with an artificial stone, natural material begins to gradually wear off after a few years.
Stairs are made of iron, aluminum, bronze, etc. Durable metal products are easy to install, they do not require large repair costs. They are made of stainless steel with wooden cladding on the frame. With the help of this material it is easy to translate into reality any idea of the designer.
Luxurious metal frame staircase with wooden steps
Wrought iron staircase with original design
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Staircase styles
It is necessary to choose the right color scheme, take into account all the details in the project. It is not difficult to install any staircase in a private dwelling, but it must correspond to the general direction.
Expressive modifications are used for Art Nouveau style. Transparent products are performed in such directions: techno, hi-tech, minimalism. The compositions are complemented by metal railings, stone elements. Stairs in the Scandinavian style are bulky, simple design, straight and clear lines.
They affect the visual perception of space.
Contemporary Staircase Art Nouveau
Decorative staircase in the interior of the house will be an excellent solution for a country-style room. These functional wooden models allow you to place a closet or convenient niches under them, they store various things. This direction provides a large amount of textiles.
Practical corner staircase that fits perfectly into the interior of a wooden house
The classic version will give the room solidity. It is made of stone, different types of trees. Rich decor is used as decoration. The main advantage of the structure is its comfortable operation and impressive appearance. It should be combined with furniture and accessories.
In a classic interior, the staircase works for respectability - strict railings, solid steps, solid wood
A solid construction in the English style will harmoniously fit into the interior. It will create an atmosphere of luxury and comfort.
For her, they choose expensive wood, carved balusters, elegant finishes. There are other interesting areas: industrial, loft, chalet, Provence. To develop a project, it is better to contact specialists.
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Types of stairs
With the help of interesting solutions, it is possible to optimize the free space, to ensure the convenience of moving up the stairs. The marching type will decorate the spacious halls. The design looks solemn and easy to use.
One-flight staircase is a continuous series of steps from the top landing to the floor of the lower floor
The peculiarity of this staircase is the presence of only one bearing beam, located in the center of the structure and called stringer
Straight, swivel and platform split systems available. They are also classified according to the method of attachment:
- mounted;
- on strings;
- monolithic;
- combined.
Marching elements are mounted on a concrete base. This type is the most common modification. The absence of prefabricated elements makes the monolithic system resistant to damage. Its installation does not cause difficulties, but a certain area is required. This is not the best choice for modest apartments, but compact turning varieties can be considered.
Mid-flight stairs take up a lot of space and therefore may not be suitable for every home
The spiral staircase is less functional, but it takes up a small area. A room with such lifting tapes takes on a special look. An open copy is suitable for a country house. There are no risers in its design, so it seems to float in the air.
Spiral staircase - a compact solution for a modern interior
In the direction of the axis, straight, rotary and swing types are distinguished. Depending on the type of load-bearing components, structures are distinguished on stringers, bowstrings, and bolts.
Regardless of the design, risers may or may not be present. Bolts wooden stairs are becoming more and more popular. Original solutions are suitable for dwellings decorated in modern, high-tech style. They are mounted with bolts. Despite the apparent lightness, such models are able to withstand a significant load. The systems are also installed on steel supports.
Bolted ladder can be marching, spiral or modular design
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The staircase in the hall
Out-of-town facilities provide a special room for guests to wait and relax. The hall is a large room adjacent to the hallway. It is easy to visually increase its volume by installing a white staircase in the interior. A well-chosen variation will delight the guests of a country house, delight the owners.
The staircase itself can become a decoration of the hall
The first impression of the owners of the house depends on the design of the hallway and, in particular, the stairs
For spacious apartments, a massive staircase is purchased and decorated with balustrades.
The design of the hall corresponds to the chosen type. It is worth taking care of lighting by purchasing a central chandelier, installing additional devices at the entrance. The staircase will become a logical continuation of the design of the hall. Its geometry, colors can be traced in the design.
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Stairs in the living room
Such an element is able to bind furnishings. It is often placed in the living room, which immediately changes its character and purpose. A wooden staircase will become a bright accent if it is given an interesting shape. It is located in the central part of the room. It will help to connect apartments decorated in different styles. The staircase in the living room has the following advantages:
- Saves square meters, the space under the building is used for a variety of purposes.
- Decorative element.
- It is convenient to bring wardrobes, sofas, appliances to the second floor.
- Logical association of space.
Efficient use of space under a flight of stairs
In the living room it is placed in the corner or along the wall. The staircase acts as a partition, dividing the room into sections. In the space below it, equipment, paintings are placed, and recreation areas are created. Get a ready-made version of wood or make an individual order. Modifications with mirror or glass inserts look interesting.
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Options for small rooms
A spiral staircase is suitable for a small hallway. Variations with glass or metal railings are popular. If you want to fit it into the hallway, then choose a marching view. Under the steps, a storage system for clothes and shoes is equipped.
Simple compact ladder
Goose step stairs take up even less space
Stairs to the interior of a country house can be purchased as a screw type without risers.
The forged metal model looks luxurious in the interior and takes up little space. In small rooms, everything should be logical and functional. For decor, diode illumination of the steps, unusual railings are used. The corridor is complemented by mirrors, photographs. The use of light-colored materials will visually make the lobby more spacious.
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Ladder selection
Depending on the type of lifting, choose the location of the product. This needs to be done at the planning stage. Otherwise, they order the option they like, which corresponds to the features of the home. The stairs to the second floor are mounted in such a way as to economically use the usable area. They pick up an option with dimensions corresponding to the size of the room.
It is necessary to plan in advance not only the design of the stairs, but also its decoration and decoration of the surrounding space
Modern style loves experiments and the most unexpected forms of stair designs
Wooden staircase sets the rhythm, well-chosen colors will create an original design.
