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London Road Stair

April 2024

This striking custom staircase, made from oak-veneered plywood with thick custom veneer on the treads, is a perfect example of how we combine craftsmanship with practical design to create unique installations.

The project presented a particular challenge due to the awkward and compact nature of the space. To maximize the area, our team meticulously designed a winding staircase that not only fits seamlessly but also enhances the visual appeal of the home. Our parametric software enabled every angle and turn to be calculated with precision, ensuring that the staircase not only serves as a functional passage but also as an architectural feature that complements the interior design.

The use of oak-veneered plywood brings a touch of warmth, while the custom-thick veneer treads provide durability for everyday use. This combination of materials ensures the staircase is both aesthetically pleasing and built to last. Additionally, the smooth lines and clean edges of the design create a modern look that’s perfectly in sync with contemporary interiors.

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