Wood & metal / 8 DESIGN STUDIES
A staircase connects floors and shapes a space. Eight website studies approach the subject through plans, step sections, wood colours, folded forms and installation sequences. They explore useful starting points for both homeowners and professional clients.
Fictional businesses and examples, not client references or ready-made templates. Preview copy is German; explanations and enquiry controls are in English.
Views help with appearance, while plans explain space requirements. Renovation also involves the existing structure. A website can prepare questions; accurate measurements and safe construction require project-specific professional planning.
SAME INDUSTRY. DISTINCT IDEAS.
Original previews contain German demo copy. English explanations are provided below each study. Preview images show concepts; the demo controls in them are not interactive here.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Four stair plan types and a light drawing grid form the opening. Plans and short explanations organise spatial questions before a consultation.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
An illustrated step section sits beside a simple arithmetic example. The technical graphic explains dimensions without approving an actual staircase.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
A warm room drawing shows a timber stair in side light. Five wood colours and generous serif text connect material choice with atmosphere.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Four illustrated stair forms sit as spatial figures on white. Fine type and a dark folded stair create an architectural focus.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Two illustrated step profiles show an example before-and-after idea. Cream surfaces and clear labels explain the focus on existing construction.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Stringer, tread and railing are combined beside a large stair drawing. Organised material panels make three design decisions easy to follow.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
An illustrated stair develops through four stages from measurement to handover. Sand tones and strong headlines structure the sequence.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Three stair types, tables and a schedule grid organise repeated construction phases. The blue-grey design addresses professional clients.
BEFORE WE START
No. The arithmetic example illustrates a relationship between rise and going. It does not assess a real staircase, regulatory requirements or safe use. Actual design belongs with the specialist.
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