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stairs floating off wall, bottom cutaway
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hallway demarcated from room with difff floor, ceiling and height but no wall
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frosted glass wall to staircase, with sculpture v nice
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materials, ceiling, black rad on white wall w black pendant lights
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stairs against frosted glass wall
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staircase, wood on underside, lighting on underside
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bleached wood pads lining solid stairs
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floors, white walls with simple baseboard, art and mixed textural objects
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cool. Why not extend glass to the ceiling of 2nd floor between stairwell and bathroom above?
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Accessing the stairs from 2 sides is efficient. Would this work for us? Do we have the space for it? Are we allowed under the building code to not have a railing for the two lowest steps to a landing? If so, this would let us start the glass railing that abuts the hallway back from the landing and up to 2 steps. There would be less glass overall, and the stairwell would feel more open. Please advise if this might work for us...or not.
