Rainbow staircase

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~ Rainbow Bannister Staircase ~ Twenty one spindles painted individually and then constructed. Credit @flanbadge

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Today I’m sharing a little non-papercrafting project. It’s a peek at what’s going on in the backroom of my garage. I’ve admired all the colorful painted and wallpapered stai…

Tara on Instagram: "I whole heartedly believe in making a home that makes you smile and enjoy the small moments just being in it💕 my newest set of rainbow stairs is done and I now want to use these stunning @lick colors all over the place (and I will be…stay tuned for a mural going down these stairs and around the room as well as rainbow book shelves 🥰) Ad/Gifted: @lick gifted me these beautiful colors and I mixed some for every other stair to make an ombré effect! Their paint is super…

The stairs in your home serve the practical purpose of connecting different floors, but they have the potential to do much more for your home’s design. They often make the first impression on visitors, so they should not only be functional but also add to the overall style of your home. Whether you have a magnificent grand staircase or not, you can easily enhance your stairs’ design with our staircase ideas to elevate your home’s overall aesthetic.

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Elevate your home decor with these eye-catching rainbow staircases! 🌈✨ Brighten up your space and add a touch of whimsy to your daily ascent. #RainbowStaircases #ColorfulLiving #HomeInspiration #InteriorDesign #BrightDecor

This was one of the most PURELY FUN projects we've worked on in awhile! On the to-do list before baby #2 arrives was having our contractor enclose our basement stairs. Originally there were no risers, no walls on either side, and only one railing. I can't find a "before" picture...