In a residence in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, this staircase plays the map of absolute sobriety. Glissed between two white walls, it opens at the bottom of the volley on a few winder treads that start a quarter of the turn, just above a black and white dam floor.
The treads and the risers are in oak blank at the white end, which keeps the rise bright. No railing delayed here: a simple handrail square section wood, fixed directly to the wall on discreet supports, is enough to guide the hand.
This retention leaves all the space to light and makes the stairs a clean trait in the house. A work made and installed by our team.
