Proportion comes first
Comfortable rise and going dimensions establish the rhythm of the stair. The available opening, landing positions and lines of movement need to be resolved before the visual details can work properly.
Structure can feel light
Steel makes it possible to carry significant loads with a restrained profile. Open risers, carefully positioned stringers and slender balustrades can preserve light and sightlines without making the staircase feel fragile.
Materials should belong together
Timber treads, steel supports and glass or metal balustrades should read as one assembly. Repeated lines, consistent junctions and a limited material palette usually create the calmest result.
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