Double-Height Stairs Area with Cascading Pendants
About Stairs Area Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a marble staircase that turns as it climbs the double-height wall, with soft rose leather-look runners set into each step. The slim black metal railing keeps it feeling light and open instead of blocking the view.
That is a cluster of slim cylindrical pendants dropped from the top of the ceiling all the way down through the stairwell. Because the space is double-height, the long cascade fills the empty air and becomes the first thing you notice when you walk in.
The landing floor has a star-shaped marble inlay set into grey marble, so there is a nice bit of detail underfoot right where you enter. It ties in with the marble on the steps.
The curved ceiling has a warm cove light running around its edge plus a few recessed spots, and the pendant cascade adds its own glow. Together they give the whole double-height space a soft, layered light without any harsh glare.
Yes, as long as you have the double-height gap the pendant drop and marble steps can be adapted to your stair shape. Share your stair dimensions with the designer and the railing, runners and lighting can all be tuned to fit.

