Inga Semionov
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional front yard driveway in Montreal for fall.

THE METAL & GLASS SCULPTURE COLLECTION are three-dimensional contemporary works of art containing shapes and elements inspired by nature and fantasy. Each shape and linear element floats and flows in and out of space creating interactive movement and harmony between shape, line, material, negative space, and weight. The shape elements are cut from sheet and stainless steel then colorized with metal patinas bringing out deep, rich mottled colors including turquoise, deep green and bronze, or faux finished with acrylic paints and metal powders. The linear elements are steel & stainless steel rods, bent, finished, and welded into place. The composition is framed with 1” square steel tubing painted black.

The floating effect is beautifully enhanced by the open risers. The heavy-duty steel structure provides maximum support while maintaining an ultra-light, airy look. The minimalist wood wall handrail follows the clean lines of the ascent perfectly.

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Minimalist home design photo in Los Angeles

Bathroom - transitional bathroom idea in Raleigh

These embroidery patterns make these sheers so attracting! Patterns are in traditional damask and they will surely turn out a happy surprise for your windows. You will like it. All the embroideries are all hand made, so exquisite. We can custom made in any size and any headings.

Garage - traditional garage idea in Atlanta

Hallway - hallway idea in Atlanta

This magnificent staircase greets you the moment the front door opens. It serves as the centerpiece of this old-world luxury townhome, blending seamlessly with the residence's opulent millwork and architectural details. The design showcases traditional craftsmanship at its finest: rich red oak treads and risers provide warmth, while crisp painted stringers and wooden balusters create elegant contrast. The crowning detail is a drum-style volute system that adds sculptural grace to the handrail's dramatic sweep. 1976-2026 © Century Stair Company