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Traditionally, this is where you have a little more design creativity with ornate shapes and carved features. The structure of the platform and stairs are both steel. The stairs are bolted to the floor and at the top while the platform is bolted to the side walls.
It exhibits an elegant sharp spiral that’s wrapped in a clear glass panelling. This type of modern spiral staircase design is ideal for narrow spaces. A single black steel backbone frame supports this beautiful modern staircase. Huge wall of glass lets in tons of natural light right through the staircase.
Soaring 3/4 turn modern stairs
The next step was to choose stain and get started, that went really well. But it's all done now and I can't wait to share my process on how to refinish stairs. Maximising the storage potential of any staircase, drawers can be installed between the risers to provide easily accessible storage. Not only can you hide away items such as cleaning supplies and linens, but also everyday items like shoes, electronics and toys.
Most modern railings we see have glass or wire railing which preserve the view but these designer chose to go with solid wood. Because of how fantastic that wood grain is I think they made the right choice. The stair wood also matches other wood finishes in the home like the front door and kitchen cabinets. Since the home is an open floor plan all your exposed wood should match somewhat. Here we have a modern stair design that slants a little more to the traditional side. Because this look is commonly referred to as transitional but is still considered a contemporary look.
Minimalist wooden stairs
Pull-out storage compartments occupy the space under the stairs. The glass balustrade panels highlight the modern styling. The clean lines and efficiency of the vertical spindles complement the minimalist look and style. The cool black metal balances the modern and warm feel of the wooden treads, risers and accent wainscoting. A traditional house with a curved staircase featuring hardwood steps and white railings.
Add colour and interesting details to your modern staircase by adding patterned tiles to the risers. The quick and easy upgrade will instantly transform a boring and forgettable staircase into a vibrant and personalised one. This precast steel staircase takes minimalism up another level. Stripped down to just the treads and risers, the staircase is attached to the wall on one side and held up by a staircase screen on the other.
Light Up an Enclosed Stairwell
But what really sets this design apart from all the others I’ve seen are the tread to ceiling metal balusters. One of the simplest ways to combine classic and modern style is a floating staircase. It is a great way to strike a perfect balance between the two. A modern staircase design like this one is minimal and fits well in most modern homes.
Painting a staircase is a great idea and we love the look of a fresh coat of paint on the side of the stairwell also. This look keeps the space modern and ties in beautifully with the kitchen island in the background. It’s also worth matching your flooring with the staircase too for a cohesive look.
A luxurious foyer with hardwood floors topped by an area rug. The staircase features carpet steps, along with a chandelier lighting hanging from the two-storey ceiling. This home features a modern stylish with wooden steps surrounded by white walls.
A general design tip for small modern staircases is to use a thin metal spindle or glass railing with an open riser. By not blocking the view as much it makes the space feel larger and the staircase less in the way. If your someone who likes the effect of a floating staircase then you may love this design. White steps appear to float in mid air including a center platform. In reality the steps are supported by steel that’s bolted into the side walls.
That can’t be said of your average, every day home staircase. Installing lighting on the risers is a necessary safety detail for most staircases. This particular staircase is made of wood with riser lights installed after every other tread.
The main things you need to think about are the space, your budget, and the safety of the staircase you choose. We’d be remiss if we didn’t include in our definition what it’s not. It’s not curving or grand; instead usually straight or in a switchback style. In your home is to show it completely exposed with nothing around or underneath it.
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