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Architectural DetailsIssue 19 — Tour de France

10 Favorites: Warm Wooden Stairs, Modern Edition

May 14, 2017

Stark hallways and stairwells get a dose of warmth via natural wood stairs.

wood stairs and a wood house skeleton by ritch holben of rh design from ba 9
Above: Wood stairs and a wood house skeleton by Ritch Holben of Rh Design from Barn-Style Living in the Berkshires.
a wood staircase in a converted mid \19th century church rectory in cobble hill 10
Above: A wood staircase in a converted mid-19th-century church rectory in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, by architect Oliver Freundlich from The Ultimate Starter Apartment, Cobble Hill Edition.
wood stairs with model lighting and details by architects stiff & trev 11
Above: Wood stairs with model lighting and details by architects Stiff & Trevillion in West London from A Victorian Remodel with an Industrial Edge.
a new wood staircase in the remodel of an \1840s brooklyn brownstone by archite 12
Above: A new wood staircase in the remodel of an 1840s Brooklyn brownstone by architects Solveig Fernlund and Neil Logan from Nordic Beauty: A Brooklyn Townhouse Reinvented with Style—and Restraint.
architect jordan parnass digital architecture, a member of the remodelista arch 13
Above: Architect Jordan Parnass Digital Architecture, a member of the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory replaced the old staircase in a Park Slope townhouse with light wood from 10 Favorites: Wood and Steel Stairs from the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory.
a steel and natural pine staircase in an italian alps house by jab studio from& 14
Above: A steel and natural pine staircase in an Italian Alps house by Jab Studio from A Light-Filled Chalet in the Italian Alps, Updated for a Young Skier.
a staircase made of ash wood, steel, and glass in a beverly hills renovation by 15
Above: A staircase made of ash wood, steel, and glass in a Beverly Hills renovation by Simo Design, members of the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory from Before & After: A Former Miss America’s Beverly Hills House, Transformed.
a london victorian renovation complete with plywood stairs by architect larissa 16
Above: A London Victorian renovation complete with plywood stairs by architect Larissa Johnston from A London Townhouse Designed to Catch the Light.
pale wood stairs in the notting hill townhouse remodel of charles mellersh from 17
Above: Pale wood stairs in the Notting Hill townhouse remodel of Charles Mellersh from A Notting Hill Townhouse Tailored for Living by Charles Mellersh.
warm wood stairs in the remodel of a west hollywood teardown by designer leigh 18
Above: Warm wood stairs in the remodel of a West Hollywood teardown by designer Leigh Herzig from Hollywood Tale: A Spec House with Uncommon Style.

For more warm wood interiors, see our post 10 Favorites: Warm Wood from Members of the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory.

N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on May 29, 2014.

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