Contemporary Staircase Ideas and Designs

Stacked Blocks Style Curved Stair
Stacked Blocks Style Curved Stair
Specialized Stair and RailSpecialized Stair and Rail
The designers of this home brought us a real challenge; to build a unsupported curved stair that looks like stacked lumber. We believe this solid oak curved stair meets that challenge. LED lighting adds a modern touch to a rustic project. The widening effect at the bottom of the stair creates a welcoming impression. Our innovative design creates a look that floats on air. Photography by Jason Ness
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Meat Packing Duplex
Meat Packing Duplex
Axis MundiAxis Mundi
Packing a lot of function into a small space requires ingenuity and skill, exactly what was needed for this one-bedroom gut in the Meatpacking District. When Axis Mundi was done, all that remained was the expansive arched window. Now one enters onto a pristine white-walled loft warmed by new zebrano plank floors. A new powder room and kitchen are at right. On the left, the lean profile of a folded steel stair cantilevered off the wall allows access to the bedroom above without eating up valuable floor space. Beyond, a living room basks in ample natural light. To allow that light to penetrate to the darkest corners of the bedroom, while also affording the owner privacy, the façade of the master bath, as well as the railing at the edge of the mezzanine space, are sandblasted glass. Finally, colorful furnishings, accessories and photography animate the simply articulated architectural envelope. Project Team: John Beckmann, Nick Messerlian and Richard Rosenbloom Photographer: Mikiko Kikuyama © Axis Mundi Design LLC
Courtyard House
Courtyard House
DeForest ArchitectsDeForest Architects
Contractor: Prestige Residential Construction; Interior Design: NB Design Group; Photo: Benjamin Benschneider
kensington 1
kensington 1
one house greenone house green
due to lot orientation and proportion, we needed to find a way to get more light into the house, specifically during the middle of the day. the solution that we came up with was the location of the stairs along the long south property line, combined with the glass railing, skylights, and some windows into the stair well. we allowed the stairs to project through the glass as thought the glass had sliced through the steps.
stairs
stairs
John PrindleJohn Prindle
John Prindle © 2012 Houzz
Custom Home - Timber Frame Dream
Custom Home - Timber Frame Dream
Metzler Home BuildersMetzler Home Builders
For years Kathy had dreamed about living in a timber frame house. The beauty of the design and the wood itself had always captivated her. Eventually, through the years of Kathy researching and talking about building a timber frame house, her husband Ralph came to love this style of home as well. Ralph and Kathy found Metzler Home Builders through a search for Lancaster home builders, and the perfect lot on which to build their timber frame house. Metzler's then worked with them through the design / build process of their dream home. The Metzler team worked closely with Timber Frame Services Inc. to construct this unique home using their custom made timbers and structurally insulated panels (SIP Panels).
Stinson Beach House
Stinson Beach House
Irwin Fisher, Inc.Irwin Fisher, Inc.
Stinson Beach House - Stairs Architect: Studio Peek Ancona Photography: Bruce Damonte http://www.peekancona.com/
Park Street
Park Street
Ken Gutmaker Architectural PhotographyKen Gutmaker Architectural Photography
Sarah Willmer Architect Ken Gutmaker Photos
Rockport
Rockport
Snake River InteriorsSnake River Interiors
A custom home on the Gulf Coast
A House With Zip!
A House With Zip!
CG&S Design-BuildCG&S Design-Build
Design: Mark Lind Project Management: Jon Strain Photography: Paul Finkel, 2012
Staircase, York
Staircase, York
RhocoRhoco
Helical steel centre spine, with Oak treads and Q railing balustrade.

Contemporary Staircase Ideas and Designs

Horseshoe Bay Lakehouse Stairs
Horseshoe Bay Lakehouse Stairs
Cornerstone ArchitectsCornerstone Architects
As a vacation home with an amazing locale, this home was designed with one primary focus: utilizing the breathtaking lake views. The original lot was a small island pie-shaped lot with spectacular views of Lake LBJ. Each room was created to depict a different snapshot of the lake due to the ratcheting footprint. Double 8’x11’ tall sliding glass doors merge the indoor living to the outdoor living, thus creating a seamless flow from inside to outside. The swimming pool, with its vanishing edge, was designed in such a way that it brings the lake right up to the outside living terrace, giving the feeling of actually being in the lake. There is also a twelve foot beach area under the archways of the pool’s water features for relaxing and entertaining. The beauty of the home is enough to stand alone, but being on the lake as it is makes the entire design come together as a truly stunning vacation home. Photography by Adam Steiner
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