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Modern-home staircase in monochrome with its sloping steel support highlighted in red

Featured Project · Interior Design

Residential Interior Design — Modern Home

Open stairs, tall glazing, and a suspended lighting installation connect the spaces of this modern home.

Residential Interior Design — Modern Home

Open stairs, tall glazing, and a suspended lighting installation connect the spaces of this modern home. Red detail: The sloping steel stair support connects the levels.

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Residential Interior Design — Modern Home

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Residential Interiors
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Open stair beside double-height glazing
Work typeResidential Interiors

The work

Warm wood treads, dark steel, and slender railings define the staircase without closing off the view. Daylight reaches deep into the interior through a wall of tall windows.

The upper gallery overlooks the living room, where a suspended lighting installation draws the two levels together. This selection combines distinct color and black-and-white views to explore materials, light, and the relationships between rooms.

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Details tell the story.

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Open stair beside double-height glazing
Light crosses the stair and the living spaces beyond.
Double-height living area and suspended lighting
Living spaces connected across two levels.
Black-and-white view along a hallway
A quieter passage between the main rooms.
Color view from the upper gallery into the living room
An overlook brings lighting, furnishings, and volume together.
Black-and-white view from above the open staircase
The stair, railings, and glazing form a connected composition.
Black-and-white upward view of gallery railings and suspended lights
Looking up through the center of the home.

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