The wood rail and post pair excellently with the solid treads. Iron spindles vertically support the handrail; every third spindle has a rectangular-shaped detail for added interest to the eye. The spindles match perfectly in colour with the Reza Mono Stringer.

10mm glass is artistically cut around treads and rails for true continuity along each level. Stainless steel posts and clips make the metal pop against the natural solid treads, landing and maple handrail.

The 15mm glass further pulls together this modern aesthetic. It is important to note that the glass does not touch the floor! Pure craftsmanship.

A simple modern statement: the 15mm glass seamlessly lets you look through it to the maple blank handrail, which is supported by metal brackets. Additionally, the walnut standoffs have a solid presence as they peak through the glass for a funky detail.

Functional to this space, this look is cohesive because the solid treads and landing have a blank rail for support. With grey-painted walls, a similar colour palette is highlighted along the staircase with stainless steel brackets and standoffs. 15mm glass lets light flow through this long, narrow space.

A different version of the Edren comes together by 10mm glass being supported by black square iron with clips. Solid maple treads are a light colour choice creating a drastic contrast between handrail and stairway.

The matching walnut treads flow effortlessly with the walnut square blank rail. Strong vertical lines are achieved by the black steel posts with clips supporting 10mm glass.

This look is achieved with metal horizontal spindles which are finished off with a square rail bar. An eye-catching detail, that creates diagonal lines which ever so minimally “frame” the maple treads. For continuity, a matching style black square spigot has been created to support the glass.

A solid steel black beam – typical of a mono stair style – with maple wooden planks completes the floating stairs look of the Darcy.