Good morning,
One of the biggest anticipations for my current bachelor project has been updating the stair case to a new and improved and dare I say BAD A$$ glass paneled stair case?! I couldn't be happier with the results. Sometime you have to look at these details when updating a modernizing a space, and if budget allows a change like this will transform the entire space.
Take a sneak peek at the stairs with the newly installed glass panels.
Now take a look at where we started with the stairs in the beginning of the project before the paint and new wood floors came in:
Here are the stairs in progress with the new paint, the new wood floors and also with the interior walls removed.
Finally, here are the new stairs the glass panels:
The stairs are beyond amazing, and when everything is touched up and finished will absolutely complete and tie this space together. I went with a mix of the stainless steel brackets, and mixed that with a dark brown/grew powder coated finish for the rails themselves. This helped keep things modern but still warm and also blended the new stairs with our exposed beams and door frames.
I have a large custom chandelier coming in the end of this week which will be visible upstairs especially with the new glass panels. I just love how the glass just opens up the home even more and keeps things light and crisp.
These stairs went from traditional and dated, to modern and are now a show case for this home. Job well done!!
I wanted to show you one more mini transformation that made a huge impact. The door that you see in the last image went from this.
To This:
This made a huge impact to the space, and was done by simply removing the white panels from the glass and painting the metal frame with a metal paint which was applied with a paint gun. That white door is an eye sore no more;)
I plan to share more with you this week such as the 3 newly completed bathrooms. I also have additional shipments coming in so the fun should begin. Can't wait!
By the way, Happy Monday!!!
One of the biggest anticipations for my current bachelor project has been updating the stair case to a new and improved and dare I say BAD A$$ glass paneled stair case?! I couldn't be happier with the results. Sometime you have to look at these details when updating a modernizing a space, and if budget allows a change like this will transform the entire space.
Take a sneak peek at the stairs with the newly installed glass panels.
Now take a look at where we started with the stairs in the beginning of the project before the paint and new wood floors came in:
Here are the stairs in progress with the new paint, the new wood floors and also with the interior walls removed.
Finally, here are the new stairs the glass panels:
The stairs are beyond amazing, and when everything is touched up and finished will absolutely complete and tie this space together. I went with a mix of the stainless steel brackets, and mixed that with a dark brown/grew powder coated finish for the rails themselves. This helped keep things modern but still warm and also blended the new stairs with our exposed beams and door frames.
I have a large custom chandelier coming in the end of this week which will be visible upstairs especially with the new glass panels. I just love how the glass just opens up the home even more and keeps things light and crisp.
These stairs went from traditional and dated, to modern and are now a show case for this home. Job well done!!
I wanted to show you one more mini transformation that made a huge impact. The door that you see in the last image went from this.
To This:
This made a huge impact to the space, and was done by simply removing the white panels from the glass and painting the metal frame with a metal paint which was applied with a paint gun. That white door is an eye sore no more;)
I plan to share more with you this week such as the 3 newly completed bathrooms. I also have additional shipments coming in so the fun should begin. Can't wait!
By the way, Happy Monday!!!
Loving the staircase!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe black doors, cornices and skirting boards are to die for!!!!
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That is going to look crazy good! Kudos for having the guts to do it!
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