In the heart of an open-air house in Boucherville, this staircase is between the kitchen and the living room as a residential sculpture. Clear wooden columns embodiment the structure, and a glass wall leaves the treads in a row.
The treads of oak white, staineds of a hot tone, are left to risers open and rhythmed by balusters white metal finals. The staircase turns around a landing to connect the levels, and the glass as the metal keeps transparency from one end to the other.
We get a bright staircase that structures the plan while leaving light and look to circulate between the rooms.
