▲ 28 r/crazystairs
This staircase is out of it's mind! And I'm loving the stained glass lotus🪷screen
u/Sedna_ARampage — 1 day ago
r/crazystairs
A Paris staircase designed by Robert Mallet-Stevens in 1929
📸Photo by: David Massey for House & Garden Magazine (April 1985).
u/Sedna_ARampage — 3 days ago
Found this on Pinterest....this has got to be AI
u/envelopeeleven — 7 days ago
Fancy staircase that leads to a ceiling
Found this at Nomad, London.
During the conversion of the former Bow Street Magistrates' Court, the design team (Roman and Williams) had to navigate strict preservation rules for the Grade II-listed building.
Instead of tearing out portions of the old structure that couldn't lead to modern compliant exits, they kept this segment as a "folly" a decorative feature that celebrates the building's quirky past.
A hidden treasure, confusing of course!
u/Somewherecharming95 — 9 days ago