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Rebecca's Railings
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This is a very simple railing, but what I like about this photo is the straight edges on the steps.
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The more I look at this one, the more I like it. Please note that the twists are all measured from the top with the bottom space being the variable.
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A closeup of the black one. It is fairly intricate.
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This one is interesting, too. And it is done in the black you were considering.
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A better view of the "feet" from the one with the double twist.
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I love this one! It has the little "feet" and a simple twist. Very nice.
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These are more modern in a rustic sort of way. The twisted posts make it more modern.
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I like the little "feet" at the bottom of these rails.
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Were you thinking something like this?
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Closeup of the other railing.
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Notice these steps are more of a bull nose. I think the straight edge looks less formal.
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Simple Design but more rustic. Still clean and open
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I think somebody copied my design, LOL. I thought I made it up.
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These are some partially twisted balustrades.
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Do you like anything this ornate?
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These balustrades are kind of hammered and twisted. Do you think this is what they are talking about?
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More traditional but still simple.
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This is a rather clean, but nice rail. These steps have white risers but have a straight edge for the stairs. I think the front of the steps being straight give it a more rustic feel as opposed to a formal feel.
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I love the flat rail on the top of this one. The balustrades are interesting, too.
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This one has straight balustrades but an interesting end post. Also looking at this makes me wonder if perhaps you should repeat the siding from the entry wall on the side of the staircase.
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An interesting design in the metal balustrades.
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I don't really care for whatever is going on at the bottom of these rails, but I do like the rest. I even like the curve at the bottom of the handrail.
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I love this design, but with a metal handrail.
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This one is done in all flat metal. I like the simplicity but it also looks fairly rustic.
This is a very simple railing, but what I like about this photo is the straight edges on the steps.
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