Stairs built of Douglas fir - stained grey to look like. Stair runner and leading the eye upwards
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Storage drawers behind the risers e.g for shoes
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The stair treads are new - maybe engineered oak to match the new floorboards - so take a hammer to each stair tread to age it.
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New stairs to the loft extension built to match existing stairs.
The turn at both top and bottom reduces the space required.
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In this double height extension new stairs lead up from the extended kitchen to the new room above the kitchen. The new stairs also give access to the main staircase at some point.
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Stairs and bannisters all painted same dark colour
Dado rail in hall
Sight line from front door to garden
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Dado rail
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4.4m is the headspace needed for a mezzanine. If you don’t have this, look at creating a mezzanine in the landing space, opening up the loft space to gain head height, or lowering a ceiling in the room below
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Parrot stairs
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All painted one light grey colour
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New treads, but the rest left distressed
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See if the roof above the stairs will allow a roof light.
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Consider painting the Ballesteros white and contrasting with wooden balustrade. The white paint will help keep it light.
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White painted stairs with a bold colour on banister rail and post.
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This understairs has one large cupboard and one small deep shoe store, which pulls out.
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Painted stairs
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With built in storage. Each step has a slide out drawer
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Allow light into the stairwell by removing the loo and cupboard and putting in a window with shelving and storage built around.
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The two sets of steps going down into the kitchen as the wall to the dining room has been removed.
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Black treads, white in between
The splash of colour by painting a small area
Stairs built of Douglas fir - stained grey to look like. Stair runner and leading the eye upwards
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