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George Ranalli ArchitectThis sculptural spiral staircase, crafted by the talented team at George Ranalli Architect, is a stunning centerpiece of a triplex apartment. The intricate design and exquisite craftsmanship of this staircase make it a true work of art, offering both functionality and aesthetic appeal. With its impressive presence, it adds a touch of grandeur to the overall ambiance of a gracious family home.
Mountain + Beach Interiors - Schonewill Int'lDesigned by Debra Schonewill - knowing the stair is a key focal point and viewed from all areas of the home we designed a spectacular stair and custom John Pomp three level light fixture residing through the center of it.
We left the steel structure as exposed as possible from below the landings too. Full height glass encloses the main bar and dining rooms to create acoustical privacy while still leaving it open.
Woodley Architects designed the steel support details.
Peak Custom Carpentry fabricated the solid walnut treads and modern handrail. Abraxis provided the glazing of railing and throughout the interior of the home.
Trish Albano InteriorsA close up photo showing the picture molding that was added throughout the entry. We used a gloss paint on the molding and walls to provide a cohesive sleek look. The geometric stair runner adds to the contemporary feel. Each stair tread was covered with carpet separately to align the pattern.
Photo Credit:Tracey Brown-Paper Camera
Additional photos at www.trishalbanointeriors.com
Kassel InteriorsHeaded by Anita Kassel, Kassel Interiors is a full service interior design firm active in the greater New York metro area; but the real story is that we put the design cliches aside and get down to what really matters: your goals and aspirations for your space.
Deep River PartnersThere is an intentional elegance to the entry experience of the foyer, keeping it clean and modern, yet welcoming. Dark elements of contrast are brought in through the front door, natural slate floors, sconces, balusters and window sashes. The staircase is a transitional expression through the continuity of the closed stringer and gentle curving handrail that becomes the newel post. The curve of the bottom treads opens up the stair in a welcoming way. An expansive window on the stair landing overlooks the front entry. The 16’ tall window is softened with trimmed drapery and sconces march up the stair to provide a human scale element. The roof line of the exterior brings the ceiling down above the door to create a more intimate entry in a two-story space.
Century Stair CompanyArchitectural elements and furnishings in this palatial foyer are the perfect setting for these impressive double-curved staircases. Black painted oak treads and railing complement beautifully the wrought-iron custom balustrade and hardwood flooring, blending harmoniously in the home classical interior. CSC 1976-2022 © Century Stair Company ® All rights reserved.
Pear StairsThis exemplary oak winder staircase has been specifically designed to capitalise on the wealth of available natural light in the property. Positioned below sky lights, the stairs feature glass panel balustrades that let the light flow through the space. Instead of clamps, the panels are held in place by grooves in the handrail and baserail, contributing to the minimalist design ethos of contemporary interiors. The handrail, newel posts and newel caps have simplistic square forms that let the natural warmth and rich colour of the oak take centre stage. To add a touch of comfort, the client carpeted the stairs for a modern yet welcoming finish.
Top Tread StairwaysSpace-saving staircase terminology
I normally call these Alternating-tread stairs, but there are other common terms:
• Space-saving Stair
• Alternating stair
• Thomas Jefferson Stair
• Jeffersonian staircase
• Ergonomic stair with staggered treads
• Zig-zag-style
• Boat Paddle-shaped treads
• Ship’s Ladder
• Alternating-tread devises
• Tiny-house stairs
• Crows foot stairs
Space-saving Stairs have been used widely in Europe for many years and now have become quite popular in the US with the rise of the Tiny House movement. A further boost has been given to the Space-saving staircase with several of the major building codes in the US allowing them.
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Color Fresh Home Designsunique wire and wood stair railing, double barn door, light hardwood floors, reading nook
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