The stairs break the conventional design, cut and separate each step, and design each step skillfully for you. The most subtle thing is the backward extension of the fourth step. The extension of the wooden board forms a countertop that can be used as a work area.
Originally a two-story villa, it made good use of the towering roof and divided the space on the third floor. In the narrow transition space, the corner staircase is designed, and the good plasticity of metal is used to give the staircase an integrated design and flexibly twist the angle of the staircase.
The design of this attic is like a building block, and the stairs blend in well. Orange, wood and yellow are well matched, like the scenery on a stage play, small and exquisite, warm and spacious.
Everything has two sides. Although the stair design close to the wall is difficult to climb, it can save area and leave enough spacious activity area for the bottom floor. The stair design steps are made of wood, which is consistent with the overall home decoration.
A small corner includes the stair space in the home. The stairs are logs in one go, patchwork and artistic. The inner stair board is lengthened, which once again shows the ingenious combination of bookshelf and stairs.
Do you also love beauty without edges and corners? The beauty of the circle is displayed on the spiral staircase. Around an axis, the stairs rotate upward. Stair handrails are high but hollow, saving space, ensuring a spacious view and giving consideration to beauty.
LOFT is a small enclosed space, so the stairs are also inserted from the middle. In a narrow space, you can't turn the stairs that are too grandiose. Simple and practical log stairs can not only meet the demand, but also conform to the overall style.
In order to achieve comfort, the stairs are divided into two parts, and the middle platform stops them, which not only ensures spaciousness, but also is not too steep. First, the bottom is made of black anti-slip mat and the handrail is made of glass to ensure transparency.
The beauty of the stairs is given by the side. First of all, the irregular marble veneer on the stairwell shows the extremely cool artistic design of the corner. Followed by the handrail of the stairs, the parallel design of multiple railings brings multiple lines to the space and extends to the second floor as a guardrail.
It is somewhat similar to the design of case 2, except that the whole staircase is made of wood, which is more concise and has a very warm and sweet feeling when matched with the tender green wall paint at the lower level. This staircase can be DIY by my father or my husband.
Black wrought iron stairs are more common, but the highlight is the working area that is matched together. Above is the iron frame and below is the corner desk area. The outer left side is equipped with roller skating, which can be combined with the desk inside when not in use, saving space.