POLL: Pick your favourite staircase!
We've been seeing some really interesting staircases on Houzz recently!
From floating styles made from restored wood or glass, to parrot stairs which help to save space (and look pretty cool too).
The style of staircase you choose for your home will usually depend on space, cost factors and your interior decor - however we want to know which is your favourite style of all! No need for practicalities here, we just want to know which you would rather come home to everyday!
Vote below for your favourite or let us know which you prefer in the comments below!
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Elaine Lang
7 years ago
PRODavid bowerman
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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PROSara Connolly Architect
7 years ago- PRO
Flanagan Architects
7 years ago 
PROnikkijelliott
7 years agoI love the open staircase but the curved, elegant bannister brings it to another level of elegance. Gorgeous.
PROHoopers Architects Ltd
7 years ago
PROCDL Southwest
7 years ago
PROArtspace Interior Design Ltd
7 years agoildiko_foote
7 years ago
PROBradfabs Ltd
7 years agoWe get asked for floating staircases all the time, it depends on a number of factors as to whether this is feasible. This our latest work in progress...
PROODLAR JOINERY LTD
7 years agoHello,
We find that most of our clients prefer traditional staircases in their households, such as the one pictured here.
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Bebe Price
7 years ago
PROLove Shutters UK
7 years ago
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PRODesigns Of The Heart
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
PROMike Smith Joinery
7 years ago
PROUfundi
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Ufundi
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User
7 years ago 
PROInterstor Contracts Ltd
7 years ago
PROTessuto Interiors
7 years ago
PROLoxta Hardware
7 years ago
PROJames Grace Staircase Renovations
7 years ago
PRObrp architects
7 years agoTamzin
7 years ago
PROAbbott-Wade Ltd
7 years ago- PRO
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7 years ago 
PROEmily Ross Furnishings
7 years ago
PROJDM Woodworks Ltd
7 years agoAs with your pictures we find the wood and Paint combo very popular.
Here is a sweeping stairs finished with wall paneling on one side which we thought was nice, and also a stairs we have done which splits in two directions at the top which was another nice design feature.
Sarah McLean
7 years ago- PRO
Hillen Architects Limited
7 years ago 
PRORoger Oates Design
7 years ago
PROAdrian Creeper Design
7 years ago
PRODocklands Bathrooms
7 years ago
PROStefa Interior Design
7 years ago
PROEeStairs UK Ltd.
7 years ago
PROBlake-Amos LTD
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
PROThe Bulb Co
7 years ago
PROSteve Attwell Ironwork
7 years agoI like all these design but I specialise in creating one off bespoke iron staircases.
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PROOakland Vale by Design
7 years ago
PROThe Stair Guru
7 years agoThe floating staircases are called "cantilever" staircases, they generally require a structural wall because they are steel plates bolted to the wall and clad in whichever timber you like and most popular balustrade would be glass, so they will not suit all house types, the split level staircase, with the landings are easier to produce and can fit in most house types and are still very contemporary, I am also a fan or the curved staircases because I understand the work involved but i would suggest the curved staircase would be more suited to a traditional house type.
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PROBDCM Design & Build
7 years ago
PROSaurora
7 years ago
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PROScandAmazing Interior Design
7 years ago
PRORenova PMC
7 years ago
PROEastwell Ironworks Ltd
7 years ago
PROInConstruction Services Ltd
7 years agoThe floating staircase is quite the contemporary statement piece, especially combined with the lighting in the example photo provided. We're big fans of a variety of staircase styles so it was particularly difficult to pick a favourite! See below for a photo of a magnificent wrought iron staircase which accentuated the grandeur of a beautiful townhouse we recently renovated in Kensington.
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PROModish Living
6 years ago
Absolute Joinery Hereford Ltd