​Staircase Types

The most common and functional type, straight staircases provide a simple, sleek, and timeless look. They are ideal for homes where space is not a limitation. Their straightforward design allows for cost-effectiveness and ease of installation, making them a popular choice for modern builds.

Also known as quarter-turn stairs, L-shaped staircases feature a landing that creates a 90-degree turn. These stairs are perfect for homes with limited space, adding visual interest and better safety by breaking up long flights of steps.

Designed with a 180-degree turn, U-shaped staircases are an excellent solution for maximising space in smaller or multi-level homes. The central landing offers a natural resting point, improving safety and flow.

Winder staircases are similar to L-shaped designs but use wedge-shaped steps instead of a flat landing. These are excellent space-saving options, commonly used in older homes and modern renovations where floor area is limited.

For those seeking elegance and grandeur, curved staircases provide a sweeping architectural feature. Their flowing design adds sophistication to entryways and is often chosen for statement pieces in luxury homes. Each curved staircase is custom-designed to fit seamlessly into your property.

Split or bifurcated staircases are a hallmark of luxury, starting with a wide flight at the base that divides into two narrower flights leading in opposite directions. They are a stunning feature in larger properties, offering symmetry and an unmistakable sense of prestige.