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A spiral stair partly conceals the master suite while its colour offers a taste of the verdant tones to come.

View of kitchen from stairs with pendants in prominence.

Interior design featuring a contemporary staircase with wooden steps, leading to a bright dining room.

The staircase visually anchors the space and is where everything comes together – the dining area is in the foreground.

Media room to the left, stairs to the right, front door straight ahead and kitchen/dining/living behind the photographer.

Coastal Haven, Double Height Stairwell with Raked Window

Riserless stairs contribute to an airy feel and allow light penetration through to the ground floor.

The sculptural stairwell.

Widened doorway to the dining room and carefully preserved staircase, complete with worn treads telling stories of the past.

The door between kitchen and dining was widened and the stairs were carefully restored, retaining the hollows in the treads that seem to tell the tales of the past occupants.

a staircase integrated into a kitchen design by RAAarchitects

The new staircase strikes a contemporary note in teh classic home – as does the kitchen.

modern interior featuring a staircase with specific design elements, by Porter Architects

Riserless stairs lead up to bedrooms in the renovated home.

Main entrance opens up to a dramatic staircase with a two-storey atrium.

Art studio with full-height park-facing windows and sliding internal panels opening to the home’s central void.

The landing walkway at the top of the stair is forged in the same perforated yellow steel as the stair, linking the art studio with the guest bedroom and bathroom at the rear.

Living zone with central staircase and vertical window. Tinted sliders roll back to make indoors and outdoors one.

Upstairs and downstairs benefits from the central feature window that frames land and sky vertically. Wood and white predominate in the natural-look, balanced interior.

Steps leading into the thoughtfully designed kitchen that connects seamlessly with the rest of the home.

Stepping up to the well-connected kitchen design.

The vertical feature window runs from ground floor to roof, following the circulation stair which divides the living spaces – lounge to the left, kitchen to the right with feature ceiling overhead.

A spiral staircase leads to bedrooms on the first floor and kitchen/dining/living on the second of this family home. The stair design has been kept deliberately open to maximise light and ventilation spilling from the stairwell into the rest of the home.

Media room to the left, stairs to the right, front door straight ahead and kitchen/dining/living behind the photographer.

A black dining table and chairs connect with the kitchen cabinetry beyond the stairs.

Interior space with a staircase, focusing on the ceiling design and architectural details, designed by S+PS Architects.

The terrace, entered through a black mild steel cube, seen here at right.

The beautifully restored staircase in the Mews House is a rescue from the original main house – yet another connecting feature.

Original staircase with refreshed detailing and finish, preserving its character.

Refreshed original stairs. - Eclecticism over uniformity -

Architectural view of an interior staircase with new kitchen behind

The island features a front panel made of Cloudy-White granite to contrast with the dark benchtop.

Kitchen, stairs, sandstone block wall and parquet floors all feature in this space by RAAarchitects.

The renovation/alteration of the lower ground floor and staircase in this home allowed for the existing under-utilised and dark kitchen to be transformed into a large open-plan kitchen

Sculptural staircase in a moody interior with dramatic lighting and shadows.

Circulation and sculptural stair. - Deep, moody and sculptural -

View of stairwell which features stone wall, wood treads and glass balustrades.

staircase with kitchen cabinetry by RAAarchitects

This renovation/alteration of the lower ground floor and staircase allowed for the existing under-utilised and dark kitchen to be transformed into a large open-plan kitchen with additional connection to natural light from the rear and above.

The door between kitchen and dining was widened and the stairs were carefully restored, retaining the hollows in the treads that seem to tell the tales of the past occupants.

The children head upstairs to their own domain or turn left to the living spaces. The parental master suite is to the right. This is a pivotal area of the home.

At the heart of the residence lies the central void, allowing natural light to permeate the space and illuminate every corner.

Stair tower leading up to the glass bridge spanning the home's entrance.

The glass bridge above the entrance is accessed from the main level through a stair tower.

Stand-out wall lighting catches the eye, as does the feature steel and stained cedar staircase complete with timber treads.

a modern interior featuring a staircase with specific design elements, by Porter Architects.

Stair detail.

Upstairs hall bathed in natural light.

Connection point between the original terraced home and its sleek new rear addition.

The terraced home meets the new addition. - Yesterday and today -

Modern interior showing the connection between upstairs areas.

Upstairs connecting walkway.

View from the kitchen looking into the courtyard beyond, blending indoor and outdoor spaces.

The owner of the home has a business in stairway design/construction – the vibrant colour was chosen by his partner.

Looking from the kitchen to stairs and character brick wall.

Entry hallway with wide arch, preserved original stair and formal front room in blue tones.

Upon entry, a wide arched hallway, formal front room and original timber stair are sensitively preserved and saturated in shades of blue, creating a renewed sense of mood and occasion

The vertical slice-of-nature window is enjoyed from the upstairs connecting corridor and bedrooms. Wall treatments echo the wood plank flooring.