Which company did the actual staircase?

alpakhakhria

5 years ago

Cantilevered Staircase, Private House, North London · More Info

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Stone Federation Great Britain
5 years ago
Hi , the railings and rails were part of a custom design by the project architect, Stephen Wax Associates.
I hope that helps.

Matt
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Which company did the actual staircase?

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Stone Federation Great Britain

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