These stair risers are book shelves in this amazing wood staircase design ideas. An idea so clever, and so basic for your designer homes – yet this is the first time we’ve seen it. Why didn’t we think of that? From the outside, the staircase seems to be a very lightweight wood construction. And while we don’t know how it was built, we suspect there is a metal framework hidden inside the shelves for support. The big surprise? When you get to the desk under the stairs. The back of those risers are book shelves! The home was designed by Dekleva Gregoric Arhitekti and is located in Venice. So intuitive, so simple, so brilliant. An idea whose time has definitely arrived.

Inspired by Voronoi diagrams, EeStairs designed a creative balustrade system called Cells. The organic shapes, or ‘cell’-like design ideas, is the defining feature of the steel balustrade. The visual effect is stunning – very modern and unique. It can easily change the whole vibe of a space in the interior design of your designer homes. Cells can be installed straight or curved, freestanding or part of a staircase, and available with different size ‘cells’ to suit your tastes or design requirements. I really love the ones with bigger ‘cell’ openings. You? Get more information on interior decoration and other home decor products at EeStairs.

These unique staircase design ideas were created by Philip Watts Design for a private client. Talk about unique, right? It is very sculptural, yes – and somehow reminiscent of a spinal column or an elongated shiny ribcage. The piece is super intense and probably an acquired taste, but unarguably mind-blowing. Leave it to Philip Watts Design to come up with something of this impressive and dramatic nature. A piece like this has so much influence in an interior scheme and certainly makes an unforgettable statement. In this case, we love the idea of contrasting the shiny staircase against the weathered brick wall and fits in the interior design of your designer homes. For more inspiration, go to Philip Watts Design.

We came beyond these custom amoebic access designs by Eestairs, and anticipation they were account a afterpiece look! The artistic, sculptural conception is an burning appulse allotment in the home. Imagine advancing home to this in your admirable advanced foyer. This striking, across-the-board access appearance natural-finish copse accomplish and no rise, consistent in a apparent attending that’s ablaze and airy, yet abundant abundant to accomplish a account – abundant in open-concept spaces! The arrangement of multi-sized white rings has a wonderful, amusing flair. “Step up” your home decor. For more info visit Eestairs.

Take a beautiful footfall up with this different circling access by Bonansea. This steel-framed access is a light, abreast architecture which apprehension its way upward, with anniversary triangle-shaped footfall featuring copse chips and balance showcased abaft bright glass. A abbreviate handrail encircles the stairs, framing your aisle while accouterment abutment as you arise and descend. This sleek, chichi access is absolute for open-concept spaces, alms an bare appearance through. This circling access will booty you from industrial-chic to all-embracing to ultra-modern, acknowledgment to its different artful and aesthetic appeal. Check it out at Bonansea.

Set your home a-bloom with flowery inspirations from the Deko Collection by Cast. By inserting top-quality Kvadrat design fabric between plates of stratified tempered glass, Cast has created a staircase that gives the impression of an ascending or descending garden with every step you take. By harnessing the original aesthetics of the staircase, the Deko Collection gives a new stylistic interpretation of space to living areas. These delicate bouquets aren’t limited to staircases – Cast also offers these verdant designs in pictures, decor and other delightful ideas that will brighten any home. Also available are matching accessories such as limited edition glass fiber vases and chairs adorned with delicate, hand-crafted embellishments. For more information about these designs, visit Cast.