Stairwell with Cascading Glass Pendant Lights
About Stairs Area Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
That is a single long chandelier made of many small glass-and-brass drops on thin cords, hung to fall the full height of the stair void. It draws the eye up and makes the double-height space feel grand from every floor.
Yes. The glass panels sit inside a solid wood frame with a wood handrail on top, so you get the open, airy look without losing sturdiness. Kids and older family members can use it comfortably.
The treads are a dark marble with white veining, which hides scuffs well and looks rich against the lighter walls. The landing floors are a softer cream marble.
Yes, there is a home lift with a copper-finish door right beside the staircase, so the family has both options between floors. It sits flush into the wood-panelled wall.
You can, as long as there is enough height in the void for the drops to hang well. Send the designer your stair height and they will suggest the right length and number of pendants.
It is a panel with a raised triangular pattern that catches the light and adds some depth next to the plainer grooved walls. It keeps the tall wall from feeling flat.

