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Nodopía, Arquitectura y DiseñoEscalera metálica abierta a la doble altura que comunica la planta baja con el altillo. Las tabicas huecas dan ligereza a la escalera.
Diseño de escalera recta mediterránea pequeña sin contrahuella con escalones de madera, barandilla de varios materiales y ladrillo
Diseño de escalera recta mediterránea pequeña sin contrahuella con escalones de madera, barandilla de varios materiales y ladrillo
S&A StairsA modern form that plays on the space and features within this Coppin Street residence. Black steel treads and balustrade are complimented with a handmade European Oak handrail. Complete with a bold European Oak feature steps.
Robert Rhodes Architecture + InteriorsWhitecross Street is our renovation and rooftop extension of a former Victorian industrial building in East London, previously used by Rolling Stones Guitarist Ronnie Wood as his painting Studio.
Our renovation transformed it into a luxury, three bedroom / two and a half bathroom city apartment with an art gallery on the ground floor and an expansive roof terrace above.
Studio StijlModelo de escalera recta actual sin contrahuella con escalones de madera, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Interior ParticulierFoto de escalera suspendida urbana de tamaño medio con escalones de hormigón, barandilla de metal, ladrillo y contrahuellas de metal
Sandbox Studio®Foto de escalera actual sin contrahuella con escalones de madera, barandilla de vidrio y ladrillo
Culligan ArchitectsImagen de escalera en U actual grande con escalones de madera, contrahuellas de madera, barandilla de madera y ladrillo
Studio MMA Architecture + DesignEscalier d'accès au toit / Staircase to the roof
Foto de escalera en L bohemia de tamaño medio sin contrahuella con escalones de madera, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Foto de escalera en L bohemia de tamaño medio sin contrahuella con escalones de madera, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Clawson CabinetsOnce a finishing school for girls this expansive Victorian had a kitchen in desperate need of updating. The new owners wanted something cheerful, that picked up on the details of the original home, and yet they wanted it to honor their more modern lifestyle. A new open stair allows the family to flow from the outdoors or kitchen into the basement family room. Painting of a London Market and the Underground sign on the exposed brick wall recall the homeowners home town.
YES Glazing SolutionsTucked away in a row of terraced houses in Stoke Newington, this Victorian home has been renovated into a contemporary modernised property with numerous architectural glazing features to maximise natural light and give the appearance of greater internal space. 21st-Century living dictates bright sociable spaces that are more compatible with modern family life. A combination of different window features plus a few neat architectural tricks visually connect the numerous spaces…
A contemporary glazed roof over the rebuilt side extension on the lower ground floor floods the interior of the property with glorious natural light. A large angled rooflight over the stairway is bonded to the end of the flat glass rooflights over the side extension. This provides a seamless transition as you move through the different levels of the property and directs the eye downwards into extended areas making the room feel much bigger. The SUNFLEX bifold doors at the rear of the kitchen leading into the garden link the internal and external spaces extremely well. More lovely light cascades in through the doors, whether they are open or shut. A cute window seat makes for a fabulous personal space to be able to enjoy the outside views within the comfort of the home too.
A frameless glass balustrade descending the stairwell permits the passage of light through the property and whilst it provides a necessary partition to separate the areas, it removes any visual obstruction between them so they still feel unified. The clever use of space and adaption of flooring levels has significantly transformed the property, making it an extremely desirable home with fantastic living areas. No wonder it sold for nearly two million recently!
Lomax & ChiImagen de escalera en U ecléctica con escalones enmoquetados, contrahuellas enmoquetadas, barandilla de madera y ladrillo
Bjørn BuchholzFoto de escalera recta moderna pequeña con escalones de madera, contrahuellas de madera, barandilla de madera y ladrillo
Century Stair CompanyIts white oak steps contrast beautifully against the horizontal balustrade system that leads the way; lack or risers create stunning views of this beautiful home. CSC © 1976-2020 Century Stair Company. All rights reserved.
Juliet Murphy PhotographyModelo de escalera curva tradicional renovada de tamaño medio con escalones de madera, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Glass-masterImagen de escalera recta contemporánea de tamaño medio con escalones de madera, contrahuellas de vidrio, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Linton ArchitectsModelo de escalera industrial sin contrahuella con escalones de madera, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Younger HomesResidential 3-floor elevator foyer.
Diseño de escalera en U costera de tamaño medio con escalones de madera, contrahuellas de madera, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Diseño de escalera en U costera de tamaño medio con escalones de madera, contrahuellas de madera, barandilla de metal y ladrillo
Liebke ProjectsThis project included conservation and interior design works to this 1840s terrace house in Millers Point. The house is state heritage listed but is also located within a heritage conservation area.
Prior to the works, the house had lost a lot of the original character. The basement sandstone walls were covered in cement render, cove cornices and other cheap and poorly thought out finishes had been applied throughout. A lot of restoration and conservation works were carried out but in a thoughtful way so as to avoid faux applications within the dwelling. Works to the house included a new kitchen and reconfiguration of the basement level to allow an internal bathroom and laundry. The dining room was carefully designed to include hidden lighting to illuminate the sandstone walls which were carefully exposed by hand by removing the cement render. Layers of paint were also removed to restore the hardwood details throughout the house. A new polished concrete slab was installed.
Sarah Blacker - Architect
Anneke Hill - Photographer
Liebke Projects - Licenced Builder
Monarch & MakerThis home's entryway is complete with a dark front door paired with matching built-in bookshelves and a seating area. The striped stairway adds a fun textural element to the space.
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