A balcony glass railing on floor spigots keeps the tree line open. Indoors, ash treads ride a visible square-tube spine with standoff glass — one Atlanta home, two mount languages, one coordinated package.

A stone side panel staircase with pale veined treads framed in dark steel, open risers, and a channel glass railing that keeps the hall view open — not a floating erase of structure.

Light wood treads on a black square-tube mono spine, under-tread light, a vertical square-tube screen, and glass on the open side — stair and railing as one coordinated set.

A white square-tube mono-stringer with open wood treads and frameless glass — a Virginia great-room flight that keeps the spine visible on purpose.

A stacked white oak staircase with frameless glass and a matching wood top rail — Florida switchback flights that read as warm volume, not a hidden float.

White oak cladding, a light line under every nosing, and frameless glass on slim black base fixings — a wall-supported floating flight that turns once at a landing.

Wall-supported white oak floating staircase with open risers, frameless glass balustrade, and a continuous wood handrail — turning once at a landing in a Florida residence.

Paired outdoor spiral staircases in black finished steel — metal grating treads, outer plate stringers, and horizontal bar railings — proven on the trial floor, finished under night landscape light.

Outdoor center-pole spiral with black metal grating treads, an outer plate stringer, and curved glass balustrade — deck-to-grade access beside a stone residential facade.

Open-center curved flight with veined stone treads, dark metal stringers, and curved glass — finished in a Portland living well, first proven dry-fitted on the factory floor.