Staircase with landing

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Chip and Joanna Gaines help a California couple, looking to settle in Waco, create a distinctive home with lots of space, light and a cottage vibe.

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.

Stained wood treads with white and black chevron pattern risers are finished with white spindles and a wood handrail. A stair landing is decorated with a pale green cabinet and wood frame mirrors.

Staircase landing wall features light gray trim and brass sconces illuminating the stairs.

This Congress Park family loved the charm of their 1907 Bungalow but wanted to update their home and add space in the unfinished basement. On the main level, we decreased the size of the kitchen to add a walk-in pantry and to relocate the powder room. The original laundry room and powder room were removed which allowed for an open dining area. We updated the staircase from the basement to the second level and finished the basement to include a family room, laundry room, bedroom and spacious…

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Another finished project! We love how this white oak and painted wood staircase turned out! This contemporary staircase is a gorgeous addition to this home. It uses a mixture of white oak, painted wood and iron stair parts. It also features a custom square wooden newel post with a decorative groove added. Interested in a similar style staircase for your home? Follow the link below to learn what stair parts were used.

Although we use staircases every day, we know little to nothing about them. However, that is about to change. In this article, we will not only talk about the