Design staircases
for interiors

We start with a survey and context verification: real dimensions, available supports, anchoring points, and site constraints. Based on geometries and materials, we define load capacities, reinforcements, and fixing details, ensuring the staircase is stable, legible, and consistent with the architecture.

Before production, we set up a map of critical points: floor and slab attachments, stops, joints, and connections with walls and finishes. Where necessary, we work with samples and mock-ups to validate details and performance, reducing variations and corrections on-site.

We select materials based on use, aesthetics, and maintenance: wood and metal for structure and details, surfaces and coverings for material continuity with the project. We guide the choice based on performance, touch, light, and durability, consistent with the actual use of the space.

Yes. We work on integration: railings, paneling, coverings, profiles, and provisions for lighting are coordinated with dimensions and footprints. The result is a staircase that dialogues with materials and furnishings, with resolved details and visual continuity between levels.

In our laboratory, the project becomes matter: finishes, joints, edges, processes, and micro-details are handled with precision. The staircase maintains a high perceived quality because every choice is controlled and custom-built: proportions, textures, and light harmonize with the character of the space.

We customize where it generates value: geometries, details, and finishes that define the project’s identity. When necessary, we provide replicable solutions and value engineering to maintain aesthetic consistency, executive feasibility, and budget control, especially in contexts with constraints and high traffic.