Deep River Partners It is a custom made railing. You would need a metal artisan to craft the railing for you as we did on this project. Custom Metals, out of Madison, WI did this one for us. http://www.custommetals.com/
Cesar Flores_Martinez yo me dedico a la herrería tengo una empresa dedicada ala elaboración de barandales y estructuras, vivo en la ciudad de México yo puedo elaborar un proyecto similar al de la foto mi correo es floresmartinezcesar@yahoo.com.mx estoy a sus ordenes.
d d i really love this white runner anyone know where this is from or where i can get something similar? most custom websites don't have anything solid white or this thickness
I love how this white stair runner contrasts with the color of the wood and yet allows the spectacular pattern of the railing to be the real standout. It also helps answer two of the most common questions:1. Where should the stair runner end? You have a few choices. In this photo, the stair runner ends just under the lip of the bottom tread. Look closely and you'll notice that they ended it there because that stair has an overhang with lighting under it. At the top, they ended the runner at the back of the top tread. You'll see more options in later photos.2. How wide should the stair runner be? As a general rule of thumb, 4" of bare wood on either side of the stair runner is usually aesthetically pleasing and still allows the runner to be wide enough to give you a comfortable path for walking. But you can vary this depending on the look you want for your stairs.
I love the blue lights and the stair arm railing design but I feel like the bottom of the house does not go with the house but I like the stone on the down stairs wall thing