Tight Curving Staircase

Sometimes the size of the staircase does not matter when wanting to make a statement. For a tight stairwell located in the entry of the house, this small curving staircase delivers a touch of elegance and charm upon entering this new, South Morang home. The staircase has traditional cut strings and wrought-iron insert balusters. The treads and handrails are Tasmanian Oak and have a clear finish, whilst with the other elements of the stair have a paint finish./ This allows the timber to stand out and the stair not to look too heavy in appearance. The handrail commences with a wreathing handrail scroll over a cluster of balusters on the bullnose step and continues to ramp at the changes in pitch. The detailed posts on the first floor add to the statement. Another feature of the staircase is the soffit lining to the underside of the staircase flight, allowing the staircase to remain open underneath. This staircase ads elegance to the room with a design that unfolds and winds its way from the double doorway entrance to the upper floor.