Anchored by a steel beam in the center landing, this floating staircase connects the entrance foyer to the lower level. Designed by Mark Brus, Architect and built by Lasley Construction

This staircase is the centerpiece of this home. With its classic white newel posts, custom stain to match the floors and its ship lap walls, this is a statement all on its own

In true manor style, understated elegance reigns. The classic mix of flooring, wainscoting and field stone seem as though they were lifted right from the Highlands. A curved staircase with custom balustrades completes the old-world sophistication. Floor: 6-3/4” wide-plank Vintage French Oak | Rustic Character | Victorian Collection hand scraped | light distress | pillowed edge | color Cognac | Satin Hardwax Oil. For more information please email us at: sales@signaturehardwoods.com

A replacement staircase with carpet runner in a refurbished property. The design makes the hallway more welcoming and opens up a view to the garden beyond. The layout and position of the new staircase maximises comfort in the space available. The result is an incredibly luxurious staircase with flared treads at the bottom and curved landing edges to the first floor. The balustrade is a work of art and commands attention. Forged and formed organic bronze uprights are twisted into a captivating design and capped with an oval profile leather handrail. Although the staircase is straight in plan, the handrail transitions soften and add a flowing feel. Treads and risers are Character Oak, stained to match the flooring and topped with a carpet runner. At the foot of the stair, two larger treads wind slightly, turning the exit/entrance to the stair away from the wall.

The reasoning for wanting Rift & Quartered Sawn floors lies in the dimensional stability over the flat or plain sawn. It is the best option for radiant floors & wide plank. When a log is processed into boards, the way the annual rings run through it determines its designation. When looking at the end grain of a board you can see the direction of the annual rights. A rift & quartered board will have the angles of the annual rights anywhere from 35° (riftsawn) to 90° (quartersawn). This is important for the stability of your floor because of the natural shrinkage and expansion in wood flooring. With rift & quartered sawn the width of the boards will not move like with the flat sawn creating gaps in the floor. Rift & Quartered Sawn also has a unique visual design. The surface has a mix of the straight grain from the rift sawn and the quarter sawn displays the Medullary Rays with emanate outward from the center of the log creating a visual appearance know as fleck figure or ray.

A replacement staircase with carpet runner in a refurbished property. The design makes the hallway more welcoming and opens up a view to the garden beyond. The layout and position of the new staircase maximises comfort in the space available. The result is an incredibly luxurious staircase with flared treads at the bottom and curved landing edges to the first floor. The balustrade is a work of art and commands attention. Forged and formed organic bronze uprights are twisted into a captivating design and capped with an oval profile leather handrail. Although the staircase is straight in plan, the handrail transitions soften and add a flowing feel. Treads and risers are Character Oak, stained to match the flooring and topped with a carpet runner. At the foot of the stair, two larger treads wind slightly, turning the exit/entrance to the stair away from the wall.

A custom staircase veiled with wood slats inside coastal Maine home

Photo by Scott Frances. The furnishings in this custom-designed luxury vacation house are from high-end design trade showrooms and antiques dealers. Fiber Optic glass staircase designed by Sheldon Harte.

Stunning feature staircase with turned pine timber balustrade.

Making use of the limited space available, Our Customer has created a simple yet stylish flight that perfectly fits with the rest of the surrounding decor. Blending both the modern with the traditional, we have edwardian turned spindles embedded into a varnished oak Handrail.

A thin-welded steel stairway with a 180-degree turn at the bottom, finished with a hand-polished balustrade.

3 Storey Painted White Traditional Curved Cut String Staircase with Structural 16mm Mild Steel Powder Coated Spindles, Voluted and Curved Mahogany Handrails and Turned Newels.

Contemporary steel staircase with rubber treads and turned timber handrail

Another finished project! We love how this contemporary staircase made with a maple handrail and rectangle iron balusters turned out! Check out our website to see all the products we used.

Open stair well. Three flights of stairs going from basement to attic. Looking down from attic

Contemporary steel staircase with rubber treads and turned timber handrail