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Whenever you are going to build or renovate your home, your staircase is the key element of the overall design and decor of your home. A custom staircase is a perfect art that gives more attention and first impression in your home design.
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It can be contemporary, modern, vintage, and a lot more designs you could consider. Stairs are often the feature of an entrance; the first place of welcome and greeting in a home. There are a lot of aspects before choosing the right stairs for you. From spaces to design and to safety, there is a lot to consider for your stairs. There also woods, metal, glass, and concrete for staircases. You should also consider your budget to meet the qualifications and design that you want to in your staircase. And while they are all important, we believe the rewards are great for time invested in designing stairs and railing, with style. A staircase can tie together all aspects of your home.
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Right Space, Right Spot
First off, you need to consider the space in your home and find a perfect spot for your staircase. Since they require so much space, efficient staircases must be designed. Code requirements vary between city and county building jurisdictions for tread depth and height of stairs, so consult your local building codes for exact specifications. There also space-saving staircases that may be available for you in case you don’t have enough space in your home. You can also put shelves or a small room under the staircase if you want to save more spaces. You should also talk to experts and builders about this to make the right decision about where you are going to put it and how much space you need for the staircase.
Staircase Design: The Perfect Fit
If you’re unsure about what style best suits your home’s period, ensure that you seek professional advice. The design of the staircase must match the interior design of your home. This time you must also decide if what kind of material you want to use. You can always opt for a very basic staircase that will blend in with almost any type of decor. Your stairs frequently set the stage for the style of your home's interior by your choice of balustrade and handrails. It's easy to get distracted by trends and style, so you need to carefully balance physical safety with aesthetics to create a great staircase. In terms of staircase layout – the three broad categories are straight, turned, and spiral. The main challenge is staying within the style of the property or the taste of the designer. Straight is the simplest and cheapest, but will not necessarily work in all situations. These are the types and designs of staircase you could consider from www.architecturaldigest.com:
- Straight - This one is straightforward (literally). Straight stairs feature a single linear flight with no change in direction.
- L-shaped (a.k.a. quarter-turn) - The classic straight style, zhuzhed up a little. In this design, the stairs make a 90-degree turn at some point, going left or right after a landing.
- Winder - The slightly more complicated sister to the L-shaped staircase. A set of winders—treads that are wider on one side than the other—takes the place of the landing to save space.
- U-shaped (a.k.a. half-turn) - If you've ever promised yourself you'd take the stairs every day at your office, you've seen this back-to-basics style. The bend is taken even further to form a full U shape, and similar to the L-shaped staircase, a landing separates the two parallel flights.
- Spiral - A compact design centered around a single pole, so that if you looked at it from above, it would form a perfect circle. Something to consider: A spiral staircase's narrow wedge-shaped treads aren't the easiest to traverse. (Avoid them if you're clumsy.)
- Curved - Unlike winder or L-shaped staircases, a curved style has no landings. Instead, the stairs are continuous, following the bend of the banister to make a striking architectural statement.
- Bifurcated - The grandest of them all—this is the style of the iconic Titanic staircase—bifurcated stairs include one sweeping set of steps that splits off into two smaller flights going in opposite directions.
- Ladder - No explanation needed here. Small-home owners desperate for even the tiniest extra sliver of square footage could go this route.
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Budget
Building a staircase is not a cheap thing to do, so you need to be sure you are actually prepared to set out on the project in the way you want. Not all staircases created equal. When you are on a low budget, there are a lot of ways you could do to make your staircase elegant and classy, like putting a carpet and painting the handrails. The colors must match your home interior. Still best to contacts professionals and a lot of them offer a free quote that could match your budget and for the design that you want. There are a lot of cost-effective materials that you could use. The budget will always depend on location, the materials used, and the type of staircase you decide to install.
Safety
This is very important because making a decision about your staircases always depends on who will going to use it. If you have elderly or children, you should consider putting handrails and carpet to prevent slippery surfaces and also to prevent accidents. You must also consider proper lightning in your staircase. Falls on steps and stairways often result in severe injury, and sometimes even death.
It’s always better to prevent than to cure so let’s consider every aspect of our house. Choosing the right staircase for your new home design can be a time-consuming process. However, taking the time to research and consult with designers, builders and other family members can help you choose the right staircase for your new home design. Even it is a budget-friendly or elegant grand entrance staircase, we should always consider safety for our family.
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“The staircase I dreamed about one night in the purest form - now lives in my mountain home. So grateful to Custom Stairs Colorado for turning my vision into my reality.” – Tad B.
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