Stair Master
Thursday, July 22, 2010 | Category: Magazines
I spied this unbelievable staircase in last month’s Chicago Home + Garden. Located in an 1880′s converted Lutheran church in Chicago’s Lincoln Park, these stairs makes quite a statement. Crafted from salvaged wood from the structure’s original ceiling joists, floorboards and rafters, LEED certified firm Sullivan, Goulette & Wilson created this staircase for the family’s third floor addition. It is located above the foyer, creating a dynamic view from the home’s second floor. Are you are wowed by this as I am?
- Posted By Julia-Chicago
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- Category: Magazines
4 Comments to 'Stair Master'
IJEOMA 23 Jul 10 at 9:41 am
I am indeed! It makes quite a statement. Have a nice weekend dear.
Kimberly Grigg of "It's So Fabulous!" 24 Jul 10 at 1:23 pm
Yes, I am most def WOW’ed! Who could ever resist the gorgeous colors of this wood and its intriguing history to boot?! Thanks for sharing!
Sheeba Mankus 25 Jul 10 at 2:47 am
The best way to be sustainable for your design is using what you already have in a different way. this is a prime example of it being used to the fullest…i am just as impressed as you are!
Sheeba.
Laiptu stilius 20 Mar 11 at 11:49 am
Very beautifull stairs…