Let’s start out with a staircase we’ve talked about before: Ribbon Stairs. Designed by HŠH Architects to mimic a delicate rippling ribbon, these stairs are beautiful but maybe a little scary to run up and down when you’re in a hurry. (리본 모양을 본뜬 계단이라고 하는데 이런 계단을 오르내릴 때는 떨어지지 않도록 항상 걸음걸이를 조신하게 해야 할 것 같네요. 아래에 floating stairs가 몇 개 나오는데 이런 것들은 전부 떨어질까봐 무섭더라구요.)
Italian company 14 Ora Italiana has a collection of wood grain porcelain tiles that were inspired by the works of Andy Warhol. The Uonuon line comes in fourteen colors that are featured on this colorful and fun staircase. (이탈리아 디자인 회사에 설치된 계단으로 앤디 워홀의 작품에서 영향을 받았다는 Uonuon의 도자기 타일을 이용한 계단입니다.)
Photo by Filip Dujardin
These stairs belong in House G by Maxwan Architects + Urbanists, in which a barn received a complete makeover. The planes of the stairs become a part of the wall shelves in a unique setup for book storage as well as kitchen storage. (서가나 부엌용 식자재 저장 공간으로 쓸 수 있다네요.)
The Grove Park project from Bell Phillips Architects features a staircase that is “created from a complex geometry of folded triangular facets which appear to float effortlessly within the space.” [via Plastolux]
Photo by Christopher Duff
These stairs that lead to a loft bedroom are by nC2 architecture in Brooklyn, NY. They incorporate extra shelving with the use of alternate treads and are the ultimate in being spatially efficient.
Photo by Kristina Hrabetová
Architecture firm Atelier SAD created another amazing alternate tread staircase that doubles as a bookshelf. (아름다운 것 보다는 실용적인 면에서 좋은 아이디어인 것 같네요.)
From Rowin Petersma, this divided staircase is made of expanded steel that lets the maximum amount of light shine through from the top floor of the apartment. (아파트에 설치된 계단인 모양인데 발판 부분이 잘 안 나와서 사람이 꼭 공중에 떠 있는 것 같습니다.)
Yet another amazing staircase/bookshelf combo. This one is from Kathryn Tyler of Linea Studio’s own Scandinavian-inspired home. The Corkellis House does away with upper level kitchen cabinets and instead uses open shelving, as well as the staircase shelves, to house all of the kitchen-related items. (서가 대신 kitchen cabinets으로 활용하고 있네요.)
Photo by Hertha Hurnaus
The eco-friendly Blue House, designed by architect Pieter Weijnen of Faro Architecten, features modern nautical touches throughout. The architect built the house for his family on Steigereiland, one of Amsterdam’s artificial islands, and the stairs appear to float in the air without support. Steel cables are placed on the sides for safety.
Photo by Daici Ano
The warm wood and metal of the 2-story winding staircase in House S, by Keiji Ashizawa, allows light to flow through the airy house and creates massive amounts of visual interest. [via designboom]
How could I do a post about stairs and not include the rainbow spiral staircase designed by Ab Rogers Design that we featured last year from The Rainbow House?
Photo by X. Lucas
These steel floating stairs in Flat #1 by Ecole are simply amazing and a true statement of minimalism. (미니멀리즘을 나타내는 계단이라고 하는데 난간도 전혀 없는 플로팅 계단으로 아름다운 건 둘째치고 떨어질까봐 좀 무섭더라구요. 한발 한발 디딜 때마다 전율이 느껴질 듯...)
Photo by Nils Clauss
Located in what is known as the Godzilla House by Chae-Pereira Architects in Seoul, Korea, these suspended stairs float along a curved wall and are lit by the hidden windows above. (요 계단이 이태원에 위치한 개인 주택인 고질라 하우스에 설치된 계단입니다. 서울시 건축상을 수상한 30대 부부와 두 아이를 위한 집이라네요.
This loft duplex designed by architect Charlie Diaz in downtown Madrid, Spain, features an unusual staircase that is the ultimate example of space saving.(요건 스페인 마드리드의 어느 집인 거 같은데 공간 절약의 진수를 보여주는 계단이네요. 타이틀이 "아름다운 계단" 이었던 것 같은데...)
These unusually deep stairs, and the 4-stories of house surrounding them, come with the rather large price tag of $38 million. The iconic NYC property, designed by Paul Rudolph, has seen many a famous person inside including Halston and Gunter Sachs, who were both previous owners.
Italian architecture firm Studioata designed this small space with an office/studio loft above that is connected by simple floating white stairs. [via Freshome]
This small, uniquely shaped house calls for a small, uniquely shaped staircase and that’s just what Kyoto-based Alphaville Architects designed.
Designed by Castroferro Arquitectos, these extra-wide stone stairs with wood treads on top match the floating wood stairs above, all with enough room to store books on the sides.
From MO Architekten, concrete stairs with cord crisscrossing to form the sides of the railing — yes please! Just think of all the fun colors you could string when you get bored with this one. [via Plastolux]
While not walkable, this piece of fabric architecture by artist Do Ho Suh is a 1:1 replica of the staircase that connects his apartment to his landlord’s. The piece is entitled Staircase III and it is displayed at the Tate Modern in London. (아티스트 서두호 씨의 fabric architecture 중 하나입니다.)
Talk about maximizing every inch of space! These bookshelf stairs are some of the coolest we’ve seen.
You can’t write a post about stairs and not include the Trippy Stairs that we featured last year. They are certainly some of the most unique stairs we’ve ever seen and most definitely, well, trippy.
And last, but certainly not least, are these spiral wood stairs that are just as sculptural as they are functional. Definitely one of our favorites.
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