Ash staircase with a steel structure

Openwork torsion staircase made of ash on powder-coated steel structure in black matte. The design combines the clean geometry of a running staircase with a lightweight cheek form and an industrial-style steel balustrade.

**Openwork cheek staircase with steel balustrade in industrial style**

Design and layout

Self-supportingsteel construction creates a precise outlineturning staircase (layouttorsion / treatment), making the run smoothly between floors without visually weighing down the interior. Powder coating inmatte black gives the whole a calm, balanced character and coherence with the balustrade.

Ash steps

Ash stairs accentuate the natural grain of the wood and warm up the composition with steel. The expressive grain of ash well emphasizes the openwork,
cheeky form, and thus the space between the steps remains light and illuminated.

Steel balustrade - an industrial touch

Simple, rhythmicsteel balustrade (matte black) organizes the running line and discreetly enhances the feeling of security. Minimalist divisions bring the design into line with the aesthetics of theindustrial Without dominating the wood.

Function and aesthetics

Connection:torsion staircase,powder coated steel construction,ash isteel balustrade gives a set with a clear geometry, comfortable in daily use, and visually light. This is a proposal for interiors where both comfort and consistent detail are important.

Implementation:Szczecin West Pomeranian Voivodeship

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