Clawson Architects, LLC Thank you! They were custom designed by Marvin Clawson of Clawson Architects and turned by Glenrock stair of NJ.

blalwani Could you let us know the stain brand and color?

Clawson Architects, LLC Minwax 50% Jacobean 50% Ebony. Satin poly finish.

elllsworth11 This is the homeowner. either oc -9 or 927 benjamin moore try both. All trim is atrium white benjamin moore Satin Impervo oil based paint. Ceilings are 50 percent atrium white mixed with 50 percent white flat.

Sharon Fleming Omg that is amazing x

Clawson Architects, LLC I would love to help you---it is just that we do so many projects and when they are complete, they are archived. The best way to get a color that enhances the space you live in is detailed in this blog I wrote. Best wishes. http://clawsonarchitects.blogspot.com/2012/08/what-color-is-that-how-to-select.html

Clawson Architects, LLC 3 coats. Stain on railings would be finished with minwax oil based polyurethane in semi gloss. Floors are finished with Absco in satin. Floors are white quartersawn oak, stained 50 percent Jocobean and 50 percent Ebony mix. Same on railings- if too light make them a little more ebony mixed in.

annerandall 3 coats on floors as well?

Clawson Architects, LLC Ceilings are 9'-0" on both floors. Can not remember anything about the light fixture.

yhackney6 what color is on the walls?

Clawson Architects, LLC I would love to help you---it is just that we do so many projects and when they are complete, they are archived. The best way to get a color that enhances the space you live in is detailed in this blog I wrote. Best wishes. http://clawsonarchitects.blogspot.com/2012/08/what-color-is-that-how-to-select.html

elllsworth11 This is the homeowner: The posting above refers to Circa lighting which iis a good source, but this lantern over the stairs is actually from Currey and Company lighting. It is the Grayson lantern, large size. I might have changed the finish to a a slightly darker color (slight upcharge) like old iron or dark bronze, but I'm not sure, or it might be ok left as is in French Black. The glass is beautiful on it.

Leah McNeal How many coats did you have to apply in order to achieve this dark stain?

elllsworth11 This is ellsworth- It is really not a matter of coats. 50 percent minwax jacobean mixed with 50 percent ebony. Follow the minwax staining instructions. Our floor person said the only advice would be to wet the floors first maybe to soak the color in. Try with a wood sample that is the same as your floors. You can get a wood sample at a lumber yard. Our floors are white oak, so the color might be a little redder if yours are red oak. You would need to sample a few boards from the lumber yard. Finish with an oil based polycrylic from Absco.

elllsworth11 The doors are made by Williams Somerville, a custom wood/ door shop in New York City. You could ask them about the picture.

elllsworth11 The exact brand and name is above- Diana Pendant by Remains Lighting in the color dark waxed bronze.

Kate Hoffman http://www.remains.com/product/hl1678/diana-pendant.html