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Abbott-Wade StaircasesAbbott-Wade installed this elegant new Seamless Glass staircase in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, combining the timeless appeal of natural oak with the clean, modern look of seamless glass. Designed and built as a complete replacement, the staircase features handcrafted oak treads, risers and handrails, carefully finished to highlight the natural character and warmth of the timber.
To enhance the contemporary feel, seamless toughened glass panels were installed without the use of brackets or visible fixings. This minimalist design allows for uninterrupted sightlines and maximum light flow, making the space feel brighter and more open.
This staircase is a perfect example of Abbott-Wade’s ability to blend traditional joinery with modern design. Each element was measured, crafted and fitted with precision, resulting in a high-quality, bespoke feature that adds lasting value and style to the home.
Paradigm StairsA striking, sculptural effect with the Flight 50 Internal Metal Staircase is achieved through graduated winders. This creates the dramatic curved steel stringers on this staircase, providing an interesting visual aspect and a very comfortable staircase. The solid oak treads have glass risers to conform with UK building regulations for staircases. (requires no gap greater than 100mm)
Multi-TurnWe worked with our client to create a sleek, straight staircase that emphasised the contemporary surroundings of the home.
Jarrods StaircasesThe top section of this Staircase is a renovation, and the bottom flight is new. The Lewington’s wanted to change the layout of their existing staircase as it wasting space in the hall.
TG-StudioTG-Studio tackled the brief to create a light and bright space and make the most of the unusual layout by designing a new central staircase, which links the six half-levels of the building.
A minimalist design with glass balustrades and pale wood treads connects the upper three floors consisting of three bedrooms and two bathrooms with the lower floors dedicated to living, cooking and dining. The staircase was designed as a focal point, one you see from every room in the house. It’s clean, angular lines add a sculptural element, set off by the minimalist interior of the house. The use of glass allows natural light to flood the whole house, a feature that was central to the brief of the Norwegian owner.
Photography: Philip Vile
HestiaStaircase design and flooring specification by Hestia Design. Followed with a colour consultation.
The monochrome palette was used throughout the home to create a timeless look which created a high-end modern feel. The result is a beautiful contemporary home with clever planning and thoughtful design.
Kieran McDonnell DesignAs part of this extension and refurbishment project in Hampstead we relocated the staircase to the rear creating modern open plan spaces. The oak and glass staircase is designed to let the light into the main reception space. The glass balustrade with oak handrail are light but secure.
Jarrods StaircasesThe top section of this Staircase is a renovation, and the bottom flight is new. The Lewington’s wanted to change the layout of their existing staircase as it wasting space in the hall.
Abbott-Wade StaircasesAbbott-Wade installed this elegant new Seamless Glass staircase in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, combining the timeless appeal of natural oak with the clean, modern look of seamless glass. Designed and built as a complete replacement, the staircase features handcrafted oak treads, risers and handrails, carefully finished to highlight the natural character and warmth of the timber.
To enhance the contemporary feel, seamless toughened glass panels were installed without the use of brackets or visible fixings. This minimalist design allows for uninterrupted sightlines and maximum light flow, making the space feel brighter and more open.
This staircase is a perfect example of Abbott-Wade’s ability to blend traditional joinery with modern design. Each element was measured, crafted and fitted with precision, resulting in a high-quality, bespoke feature that adds lasting value and style to the home.
UserBespoke Oak and Glass staircase joining an Oak framed extension to an ancient Manor House in South Devon. Photo Styling Jan Cadle, Colin Cadle Photography
TG-StudioTG-Studio tackled the brief to create a light and bright space and make the most of the unusual layout by designing a new central staircase, which links the six half-levels of the building.
A minimalist design with glass balustrades and pale wood treads connects the upper three floors consisting of three bedrooms and two bathrooms with the lower floors dedicated to living, cooking and dining. The staircase was designed as a focal point, one you see from every room in the house. It’s clean, angular lines add a sculptural element, set off by the minimalist interior of the house. The use of glass allows natural light to flood the whole house, a feature that was central to the brief of the Norwegian owner.
Photography: Philip Vile
Staircase Design Ideas with Glass Risers
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