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Step Up Your Staircase

A staircase is often the first design feature visible upon entering many homes. But despite their prominence, stairs are often left off the renovation table — either due to oversight or because it’s hard to imagine how to spruce up something so seemingly functional. Yet homeowners may not realize there are a variety of design options available to update stairs without changing their existing architectural footprint. From the least expensive options to more in-depth remodeling efforts, here are the top five ways to step up your staircase.

If you’re considering replacing any of the structural parts of your staircase, or adding any built-ins, it’s best to consult a professional since building codes require strict clearances. That caveat aside, your staircase is a blank canvas. After all, stairs are more than just a way of getting from one level to the next, with a little imagination and creative design, they can be transformed into a beautiful new centerpiece for your home.

This article is also published in The PILOT, the monthly publication of the Redwood Shores Community Association (RSCA).

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