Dezeen · Architectuur

Eight wooden staircases that make the most of the material

A lookbook from Dezeen showcases eight residential interiors that feature statement wooden staircases, highlighting the versatility and aesthetic appeal of wood in contemporary architecture.

The article presents a collection of homes where wooden staircases are central design elements. These include a blue-stained plywood staircase in a London coach house renovation, a pine staircase in a Mexican house extension designed for sustainability, and a boxy, engineered-timber staircase in a London garden dwelling.

Further examples feature a spiralled plywood staircase in a renovated Dutch barn, a slatted timber staircase integrated into a stone property in Croatia, and a monolithic helical timber staircase in a Brazilian home. Other designs include a twisted birch plywood staircase in a Scottish house and an extra-wide wooden block staircase in a London home, which also incorporates oak bookshelves.

These projects demonstrate architects' ongoing use of wood, with examples ranging from demountable libraries to sustainable chicken coops, emphasizing wood's potential for both structural and decorative purposes in interior design.

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