Stairs Area with Floating Wood Steps and Rod Railing

About Stairs Area Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a floating wooden staircase, where each dark wood tread appears to jut out from the wall with no bulky stringer underneath. It keeps the corner feeling light and open.
Instead of a solid banister, thin black metal rods run floor to ceiling like a screen. They keep the stairs safe while still letting you see right through.
A slim dark wood console with drawers sits against the wall, handy as a drop zone by the entry. The green textured art panel above it adds a splash of colour.
A copper linear light glows on the wall above the console, and track lights run along the ceiling to wash the staircase. It feels warm rather than harsh.
Yes, if the wall can carry the load, floating wood treads with a rod railing can be designed to your height and layout. Share your stair opening details to explore it.

