In Westhampton, New York, a homeowner installed this modern switchback floating staircase to connect their first and second floors. It’s a look that is as sturdy as it is beautiful.

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Whit Preston; styling by Creative & Sons
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Photo: Elaine Musiwa © 2015 Houzz
Eclectic kitchen photo in New York

Inspiration for a mid-sized coastal white floor dedicated laundry room remodel in Jacksonville with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, a side-by-side washer/dryer and gray walls

Renovating a Victorian townhouse means working with what's already there, exposed brick, original architectural details, and the kind of character that can't be replicated. This two-flight staircase renovation navigates all of it without compromise. The first flight makes a modern statement: solid white oak treads on a central mono steel stringer, vertical square metal balusters, and a clean contemporary rail profile that holds its own against the sun-drenched exposed brick surroundings. The second flight has more of a traditional feel. Custom fitted around the home's existing historical features, it carries natural white oak treads and handrail alongside white painted risers, warmer and more traditional in feel as it climbs toward the roof. Two flights, two personalities, one staircase that respects where it came from while moving confidently forward. 1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

Renovating a Victorian townhouse means working with what's already there, exposed brick, original architectural details, and the kind of character that can't be replicated. This two-flight staircase renovation navigates all of it without compromise. The first flight makes a modern statement: solid white oak treads on a central mono steel stringer, vertical square metal balusters, and a clean contemporary rail profile that holds its own against the sun-drenched exposed brick surroundings. The second flight has more of a traditional feel. Custom fitted around the home's existing historical features, it carries natural white oak treads and handrail alongside white painted risers, warmer and more traditional in feel as it climbs toward the roof. Two flights, two personalities, one staircase that respects where it came from while moving confidently forward. 1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

Renovating a Victorian townhouse means working with what's already there, exposed brick, original architectural details, and the kind of character that can't be replicated. This two-flight staircase renovation navigates all of it without compromise. The first flight makes a modern statement: solid white oak treads on a central mono steel stringer, vertical square metal balusters, and a clean contemporary rail profile that holds its own against the sun-drenched exposed brick surroundings. The second flight has more of a traditional feel. Custom fitted around the home's existing historical features, it carries natural white oak treads and handrail alongside white painted risers, warmer and more traditional in feel as it climbs toward the roof. Two flights, two personalities, one staircase that respects where it came from while moving confidently forward. 1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

Lovely cobalt birds wing across this arched master vanity. A combination of tile patterns compliment the Mexican sink and carved cabinets. Photo by Richard White

Whiskey and Bourbon flight boards. We call them Whiskey and Bourbon flight boards but these Roasted French Oak flights are great for serving a variety of your favorite fine liquors! Our flight boards are great for a restaurant, bar, pub, bottleshop or impress your friends in your home SheShed’s or Mancave’s bar and add a memorable addition that your guests experience. Made from solid reshaped Roasted Oak barrel staves, these boards feature a steel bar inlay to recreate a rustic look that your guests will love! You can purchase with or without the glasses, just select your choice in the drop down when selecting the item. We offer Glencarin Whisky Glasses. Available in 3 sizes: 16" x 3-3/4" - 3 shot holder 20" x 3-3/4" - 4 shot holder 24" x 3-3/4" - 5 shot holder

Modern exterior home idea in Other

Renovating a Victorian townhouse means working with what's already there, exposed brick, original architectural details, and the kind of character that can't be replicated. This two-flight staircase renovation navigates all of it without compromise. The first flight makes a modern statement: solid white oak treads on a central mono steel stringer, vertical square metal balusters, and a clean contemporary rail profile that holds its own against the sun-drenched exposed brick surroundings. The second flight has more of a traditional feel. Custom fitted around the home's existing historical features, it carries natural white oak treads and handrail alongside white painted risers, warmer and more traditional in feel as it climbs toward the roof. Two flights, two personalities, one staircase that respects where it came from while moving confidently forward. 1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2017 Houzz
Inspiration for an eclectic living room remodel in Seattle

This flight inspired nursery was designed for a family with a passion for travel. A beloved antique travel poster and existing crib were the starting points for our design. We worked with artists on etsy.com to develop some unique custom elements for the room. Our favorite is a vintage inspired plane propeller that was crafted as a childhood growth chart. In house, we crafted a paper airplane mobile from city street map inspired paper and a reclaimed bike rim. Tailored blackout lined drapes were added to soften the room and provide a light-free space for baby to rest. The patterned rug is a fun addition that has become the family’s favorite baby photo op spot! This room is bursting with unique flight inspired details that we hope will be loved by the child for years and years to come! Designed by: Jennifer Gardner Design Photographer: Marcela Winspear