Designing Bespoke Stairs for your Property

Whether you are starting from the ground up or you are revamping an older property, designing your own bespoke staircase can ensure that every part of your building's design fits cohesively together. Bespoke staircase manufacturers like StairFactory help you to find the style that suits your property the best.

Bespoke Staircase Manufacturers

Bespoke staircases are a type of stair that is specifically designed and installed to suit that property. The design goes beyond simple inability, taking into account surrounding architecture and styles. They are a collaboration between the manufacturers and the clients themselves which creates a unique structure. To start this process, it is important to find the right bespoke staircase manufacturers that will bring your vision to fruition. When visiting their website, look for past projects they have completed as this will give you a better understanding of their quality of work. You should also browse their range of products and look for ideas that would suit your space the best. If, for example, you want a solid wood staircase but can only find more industrial designs on their site, they are not likely to have a lot of experience working with that material and therefore may not be the best choice for you. Once you decide on which manufacturer you want to work with, the next step is to design your actual staircase.

Bespoke Styles and Materials

There are a range of different styles that would suit different types of buildings. It is important that the bespoke stairs both look good and function well in a space, avoiding any wasted space. A cantilever staircase is a good choice for standard properties with straightforward staircase designs. However, the steps themselves have the illusion that makes them look like they are floating. This is done by mounting them into the wall or a hidden support beam. This is a more minimalist look that gives you much more space underneath the stairs themselves. Spiral staircases are more condensed and take up less space. They have an interesting design that is not often seen in lots of properties which makes it perfect for more unique properties as well as properties that are limited on space. Finally, if your property is more uniquely shaped, you can also have curved staircases installed that follow that natural curve of the building. This leaves you with less wanted spaces and you won’t have to install a straight staircase at an awkward angle.

The material you choose is also very important to the finished product and can have a big impact on how well your stair fits with the rest of your building. For newer properties that have only been built recently. Glass is always a popular choice as it gives a sleek and clean look that is often associated with modern, minimalist properties. It also helps to let in more natural light and can make a space look larger. On the other hand, older properties would most likely benefit from wooden bespoke stairs. These have a more traditional and elegant look that fits better with classic British architecture and is also a great choice if you want your property to feel more homely. If you feel that your property has a mix of both modern and traditional designs, you can have a combination of both. This will give you a more personalised and unique look.

Conclusion

There are a wide range of different styles to choose from which can all be paired with lots of different materials to give your bespoke stairs their own unique design. By going through a manufacturer, you will have someone with you the entire time, helping with advice and extra information so that you end up with a product that you love. To find out more about the different stairs available, visit the Stair Factory website.