Three story cantilever oak stair and balconies for new build home in rural County Durham.

Triple Height Floating Staircase. Hilltop

Underside of cantilevered oak stair with glass balustrade from ground floor level. Grey upholstered chair and basket under stair. Wooden doors and herringbone tiled flooring.
Residential. Brief: Staircase. Style: Milltimber.
Our clients had such a strong vision for the staircase they wanted that they had already imagined it before designing the rest of their house. They approached us with an idea for a double flight of cantilevered stairs in green oak for their multi-leveled home. Given the nature of floating staircases and the propensity of green oak to move over time, we worked to form something that fitted their vision – while being the most effective choice for the project. The result? A light, warm and inviting centerpiece made from kiln dried oak.
Side view of floating cantilevered oak stair with glass balustrade. Grey walls and carpet with wood doors.
View of triple height floating cantilevered oak stair with glass balustrade. Grey walls and carpet with wood doors. Two large skylights.
Detail of floating cantilevered oak staircase treads with glass balustrade.

Underside view of cantilevered floating oak stair with glass balustrade from first floor. Grey walls and carpet with picture frames.
Side view of cantilevered floating oak stair over three stories with glass balustrade. Grey walls and carpet with oak doors.

Side view of floating cantilevered oak stair treads showing end grain with glass balustrade.
Underside of floating cantilevered oak staircase with glass balustrade. Grey walls and carpet with wood doors.

"We made our mind up on our staircase ahead of designing our new home. The downside to knowing exactly what you want is finding a company who can listen and deliver on that. We found exactly that with Angus+Mack. Malcolm and his team are absolutely craftsmen and we couldn’t be happier with the end result."

Lynsey + Tristram
Client Testimonial.

Location. Darlington, England

Material. European Oak

Details.

Photography. Paul T Cowan

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