I like all four shown but in order to choose it would very much depend on the style of the home itself. All the ones shown suit their surroundings but if I just ha dot choose one I think I'd go for the split level and the Grand being my least favourite

I like the floating staircase because it looks much like a project I've done.

Light & airy

Like the clean lines and simple detailing.

I love the open staircase but the curved, elegant bannister brings it to another level of elegance. Gorgeous.

Great look - love the lights

We love the elegant grand staircase!

The floating staircase seems to maximise light and space, love it!

Hi. Depends on the house really. Love the grand staircase but in a smaller property I would love storage built in. For a modern home the floating one is really cool!
However if I had the space (and money) I would always go for a curly grand staircase :)

We get asked for floating staircases all the time, it depends on a number of factors as to whether this is feasible. This our latest work in progress...

Hello,

We find that most of our clients prefer traditional staircases in their households, such as the one pictured here.

TILED!

The Grand Staircase looks fantastic.

I love the old school dog leg staircase with panelled wood below. Timeless!

Love the Orange Chair !!!

Contemporary and effortless effect

Elegant and fresh

Elegant and fresh

superb

Grand staircases are becoming more popular again with our clients.

love this.

Its got to the floating staircase, all look great though!

Great staircases! Voted and looking forward to seeing which one wins!

Definitely has to be the floating stair - stunning design

Floating stairs are ideal for cleaning and hovering the dust that normally gets caught in the ridges between the steps!! However I have a great aunty who comes often to stay, she is scared of heights and I sense that if we had a floating staircase it may turn her anxiety into fear. These stairs do look incredible but I am wondering how practical they are in a home which is dictated by 3 toddlers??

The Floating and Grand staircases look stunning and both make a marvellous focal point in the space though not a realistic option for the majority of home owners.

Definitely the staircase with clever storage. Great for modern houses with very little storage space.

Love this sweeping staircase, very elegant.

As with your pictures we find the wood and Paint combo very popular.

Here is a sweeping stairs finished with wall paneling on one side which we thought was nice, and also a stairs we have done which splits in two directions at the top which was another nice design feature.

I love the floating staircase. It definitely has a wow factor.

Nice modern design

It will very much depend on the period of the house as to what suits it best however the look can be updated with the type of floorcovering that is used on the staircase

Like this Split level, am designing one at present, only one stretch though. Mine will be wider than normal, made from a solid trunk of oak, drying out at moment. Have to design system to stop twist, have approached this with laser cut steel strengthening, which you can't see.

This Split Level staircase is stunning!

I love the wrought iron staircase!!

Really like how can see the treads through the glass on the split level staircase!

Ive worked on a project similar to this with glass and wood, please find photos attached here for you to look at.

Hi Blake-Amos LTD, would love to see your work but there wasnt anything attached?

I like all these design but I specialise in creating one off bespoke iron staircases.

Very interesting. Would love to understand the structural supports of this project.

We really love the lightness and contemporary feel of a floating staircase.

The floating staircases are called "cantilever" staircases, they generally require a structural wall because they are steel plates bolted to the wall and clad in whichever timber you like and most popular balustrade would be glass, so they will not suit all house types, the split level staircase, with the landings are easier to produce and can fit in most house types and are still very contemporary, I am also a fan or the curved staircases because I understand the work involved but i would suggest the curved staircase would be more suited to a traditional house type.

Gorgeous floating staircase

Love the floating staircase! Very contemporary.

We find our clients love bespoke staircases

Beautifully designed staircase that creates an open and elegant space.

Great staircase

We love wrought iron staircases!

The floating staircase is quite the contemporary statement piece, especially combined with the lighting in the example photo provided. We're big fans of a variety of staircase styles so it was particularly difficult to pick a favourite! See below for a photo of a magnificent wrought iron staircase which accentuated the grandeur of a beautiful townhouse we recently renovated in Kensington.

Our favourites are the Wrought iron staircase and the floating staircase.