Modern floating stone staircase
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A Staircase That Holds the Light

Floating steps and stair-side feature walls engineered to carry daily weight while reading as sculpture.

The Piece That's Always Moving

A staircase is used more than almost any other fixture in a home, and it's visible from more angles than anything else — front door, landing, upper hallway. Every tread has to carry structural load daily while still reading as the sculptural centrepiece it usually becomes.

Four Ways We Build a Staircase

Every staircase project draws on some combination of these four elements.

Floating Steps
01
Floating Steps
Cantilevered stone treads engineered with a hidden structural fix for a seamless floating profile.
Stair Cladding
02
Stair Cladding
Risers and treads clad in matched stone, finished with a slip-graded texture for daily safe use.
Landings
03
Landings
Landing slabs cut and levelled to sit flush with the surrounding floor without a visible transition.
Feature Stair Walls
04
Feature Stair Walls
A textured or book-matched wall running the full stair height, carrying the eye from base to landing.

Engineered for Daily Load

Every tread is structurally engineered before it's cut for looks — a staircase gets no second chance.

Cantilevered Stone Treads
Floating treads engineered with a concealed structural fix for a clean, unsupported profile.
Slip-Graded Cladding
Risers and treads finished to a slip-rated texture suitable for daily barefoot and shod use.
Full-Height Feature Walls
Book-matched or textured stair-side walls that carry the material language from base to landing.
Designing a Staircase as a Centrepiece?

Send us your stair drawings and we'll come back with an engineering and material plan.

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