Steel Doors and Steel Windows by Riviera Bronze MFG, located in Ventura, California.
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Custom square nosed white oak treads, custom 8" raised panel box newels, 6014 sapele mahogany rail, classic black Indital balusters, custom panel detail on stringers photo @Horner Millwork

These Falls Church homeowners wanted to remain in the neighborhood they loved while making their home more functional and accessible. The first-floor renovation expanded and reconfigured the kitchen and converted a powder room into a full ADA-compliant bathroom. The light-filled kitchen features custom cream cabinetry, quartz countertops, brass hardware, floating oak shelves, a large island, integrated appliances, and thoughtfully designed storage. New windows and refinished hardwood floors bring warmth and continuity throughout the first floor. The accessible bathroom includes a curbless shower, slip-resistant flooring, and a handheld shower fixture, creating a safe and comfortable space without sacrificing style. The completed renovation allows the home to support the family beautifully through every stage of life.

This contemporary home features two striking staircases with integrated LED lighting, glass railing, and thick wood treads. The color-changing LEDs shift from red to blue to yellow, transforming the staircases into dynamic focal points throughout the day. Wood treads and handrails are paired with frameless glass balustrades secured by black pins. Open risers amplify the LED lighting effect while maximizing transparency. The first-level staircase uses cantilevered and field-supported construction, while the second rises on dual metal stringers. Glass railing continues on the second-floor balcony, creating a cohesive system where light and glass elevate the design beyond the purely functional. 1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

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