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As you explore the images, you'll immerse yourself in the serene elegance of this master bathroom. It's not just a functional space; it's a true haven where luxury meets tranquillity.
Step into a sanctuary of comfort and style where tranquillity meets design excellence. The master bathroom reveals a dual vanity solid washstand, an exquisite centerpiece that hovers gracefully above a floor adorned with white and grey marble tiles.
The washstand, with its dual vanity, is a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics. It's a reflection of contemporary luxury, where the pairing of white and grey marble tiles adds an element of timelessness. The full overlay doors, with their horizontal grain matched in oak and finished to a clear, natural hue, are a testament to the beauty of simplicity and craftsmanship.
The choice of oak with a clear finish not only showcases the wood's natural beauty but also adds a touch of warmth to the clean, crisp lines of the bathroom. It's a nod to nature within this modern oasis, where design meets functionality with impeccable grace.
The washstand's floating design adds a sense of openness, and the dual vanity ensures that there's ample space for both practical and personal needs. Whether you're preparing for the day ahead or winding down in the evening, this space is your retreat.
It's a place of respite and rejuvenation, where every detail has been considered for comfort and style. Welcome to a master bathroom that's more than just a functional space; it's a haven of luxury and design excellence.

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company
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This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

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Inspiration for a large transitional wooden floating open and cable railing staircase remodel in Philadelphia
Inspiration for a large transitional wooden floating open and cable railing staircase remodel in Philadelphia

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This early-70’s floating home was purchased by a recently returned Santa Barbara native looking for a home that would mesh with his active and creative lifestyle. However, weakened by over 50 years of exposure to a marine environment, the craft needed significant updates to its flotation system, structural framing, walls, and interior.
Inspired by the dwellings of coastal Swedish towns, Archipelago Workshop provided iterative design concepts, structural engineering guidance, technical drawings, and no small amount of moral support as the owner and his father addressed 40-plus years of deferred maintenance.
The fully redesigned two-story dwelling is highly crafted using a ship builder’s mindset. At the center core of the plan’s pinwheel design, a stairwell creates vertical circulation and delineates the long axes that define the highly rectilinear design. Mindfully placed windows enhance both privacy and views and capitalize on prevailing winds. With a first-floor design studio that also houses his surfboard collection, it is now the perfect live-work space for its adventuresome owner and guests.

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

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This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This early-70’s floating home was purchased by a recently returned Santa Barbara native looking for a home that would mesh with his active and creative lifestyle. However, weakened by over 50 years of exposure to a marine environment, the craft needed significant updates to its flotation system, structural framing, walls, and interior.
Inspired by the dwellings of coastal Swedish towns, Archipelago Workshop provided iterative design concepts, structural engineering guidance, technical drawings, and no small amount of moral support as the owner and his father addressed 40-plus years of deferred maintenance.
The fully redesigned two-story dwelling is highly crafted using a ship builder’s mindset. At the center core of the plan’s pinwheel design, a stairwell creates vertical circulation and delineates the long axes that define the highly rectilinear design. Mindfully placed windows enhance both privacy and views and capitalize on prevailing winds. With a first-floor design studio that also houses his surfboard collection, it is now the perfect live-work space for its adventuresome owner and guests.

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

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Plain City, OH
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This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

This home's grand entrance hall features a head-turning floating white oak staircase. The design showcases an eye-catching balustrade system with wavy satin black metal balusters arranged in an interesting geometric pattern. A seamless black maple railing curves gracefully along the turn of the stairway and flows directly into the floor at the end, eliminating the need for traditional starting newels. Natural wood treads provide warmth against crisp white risers and stringers, creating clean contrast throughout. The result is a staircase where traditional winding form meets contemporary material choices, proving that classic configurations can embrace modern aesthetics.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company
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