In the UK, there is a fall on stairs every 90 seconds, with an estimated 250,000 non-fatal accidents being serious enough to merit a trip to A&E. Although falls are especially common among older people, stairs can be dangerous no matter how old you are. And, usually, they’re the result of poor visibility, mobility issues, …
A new year brings the promise of a fresh start. While you might be struggling to find the motivation for a daily workout already, we’ll bet that you’re still keen on the idea of making a few home improvements. And what better place to start than with your staircase? New year, new staircase The staircase …
Loft conversions and attic rooms are the ultimate way to make the most of every inch of your home and the staircases leading to these spaces play a crucial role in the transformation. In this article, we highlight an array of staircase designs that elevate the journey of these cosy, functional retreats. From compact, space-saving …
Your staircase is one of the most used and seen parts of your home, which is why you want to be satisfied with the way it looks. Throughout December, most people opt to decorate their staircases in Scotland (and elsewhere) with a garland, twinkling fairy lights, tinsel and leftover baubles. But now the decks have …
Most of us make New Year’s resolutions to eat healthier, exercise more, and budget better, but we’ve found that many homeowners are using their time wisely to make improvements to their homes, too – particularly their staircases in Scotland. If your stairs have seen better days, or you’ve been meaning to replace them for several …
If you think there’s nothing that can be done to make a feature out a staircase set between walls think again! These photographs from the clients we’ve visited proves the point. Take a look and be inspired! 1. Go Big or Go Home! This full oak staircase between walls still has the Wow Factor by …
Christmas. It’s the most magical time of the year. We all remember tiptoeing down the stairs on Christmas Eve night, in the hope we might get a glimpse of Mr Claus himself – leaving presents under the tree, tucking into the mince pie we left out for him and taking the carrot for Rudolph. But …
