20/08/2026
The staircase continues in the same marble as the flooring, creating a clean sense of continuity through the space.
That seamlessness is then broken by a trellis-patterned wrought iron railing, which adds detail without adding visual weight. As light passes through it, the pattern shifts onto the floor, bringing another layer to the staircase through light and shadow.
Designed to have character without demanding attention.
The dark wood and black structure tie the staircase back to the home’s brick and brick jaali language, while the open risers allow light from the large stairwell window to pass through freely.
A quieter intervention, but one that sits naturally within the architecture of the house.
Set within a double-height volume and visible the moment you enter, this staircase becomes an important part of the room’s first impression.
Marble inlay on the risers brings detail into the composition, while the wall handrail takes the form of a series of k***s. Their geometry picks up the spherical elements in the metal railing, tying the different details together.
A statement staircase, but one where the impact comes from proportion and detailing rather than excess.
Set within a double-height volume and visible the moment you enter, this staircase becomes an important part of the room’s first impression.
Marble inlay on the risers brings detail into the composition, while the wall handrail takes the form of a series of k***s. Their geometry picks up the spherical elements in the metal railing, tying the different details together.
A statement staircase, but one where the impact comes from proportion and detailing rather than excess.
A Kota stone staircase brought to life through detail.
White marble inlay adds definition to the steps, while the railing reinterprets traditional lathe-turned woodwork in a much more contemporary, colourful way.
A good reminder that even simple, hard-wearing materials can feel distinctive when they are composed thoughtfully
A Kota stone staircase brought to life through detail.
White marble inlay adds definition to the steps, while the railing reinterprets traditional lathe-turned woodwork in a much more contemporary,
