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This freshly renovated Arlington home is full of architectural details, and they shine beautifully in the staircase that climbs through all four levels. Perfectly spaced square balusters and traditionally elegant newels give the piece a sturdy, timeless presence. The soft contrast between warm oak elements and crisp white painted balusters brings both natural warmth and an airy lightness to the stairway. Every element echoes the thoughtful design choices throughout the home. Oak treads and handrails mirror the gorgeous hardwood floors below, while white vertical balusters complement the trim that flows from room to room. The result is a staircase that unifies the entire home with classic simplicity and elegance. 1976-2025 © Century Stair Company

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At the Bobco residence here in Houston, we did a full stair remodel. We removed the existing handrail and newel posts (including the column) and installed a new oak 6210 handrail. For the balusters we installed our PC18/1, PC18/2, and PC18/3 wrought iron balusters in our midnight bronze powder coated finish. We also removed and painted the end caps, balcony caps, and installed our oak end caps with painted raisers and a new end cap on the wall side to make room for the runner carpet. All wood was stained or restained to match, we added new skirt boards, and new aprons under the caps with panel molding on the edge of the skirts. The end result is a complete stair transformation.

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