Floating staircases are the trendiest and hottest idea for a modern home, and if you want to add a bit of edge to it, it’s high time to rock one. I’ve prepared a whole bunch of gorgeous ideas you may steal, take a look!
Floating Staircases
If you want a very clean and sleek look, go for a floating staircase with no railing or banisters. It can be made of wood, metal, glass and other materials – feel flying in the air while going up and down!
A white floating staircase of metal attached to the wall is a gorgeous modern idea.
An edgy floating staircase of a single metal folded sheet is a unique idea to try.
A floating staircase of neon glass with additional lights will make your home stand out.
A fully floating metal staircase attached to the wall with a large platform floating.
Floating Staircases With Banisters/Railings
A floating staircase can feature banisters and railings or some of them to make it safer for kids, pets and even adults. If it’s a suspended staircase, you may use the suspension as a banister. If you want a more ethereal look, go for a glass banister with no railing. Railing attached to the wall won’t add a bulky feel to your airy staircase, so rock some if you like it.
A chic floating staircase attached to the wall and metal railing for a bold look.
A floating concrete staircase attached to the wall and a modern railing for an industrial home.
A floating staircase with no railing and banister creates a modern floating look than with them.
A floating staircase with steps attached to a glass banister looks very edgy and fresh.
A floating staircase with steps attached to the wall looks very natural and very modern.
A floating wooden staircase attached to glas banisters with wooden railings looks wow.
An ultra-modern floating staircase of folded metal with a glass wall that makes it safer.
Floating steps are suspended to the ceiling to make the space bolder and more modern.
Suspension of the staircase is a good idea to avoid installing a banister and railing, add lights.
The effect of a floating staircase is achieved with attaching the steps to a glass banister.
Using glass won't spoil a floating look of your stairs and will prevent kids and pets from falling.
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