Work we're proud of.
A look at recent custom projects across South Florida — grouped by the four kinds of staircase and railing we build. Most combine wood, steel, and glass in a single piece.
Floating & Open-Riser Staircases
Steel Stringer · Cantilevered Wood Treads · Open RisersOur signature. A steel center stringer carries cantilevered wood treads, so the staircase seems to float — open risers, glass railings, and light passing straight through. It's the most technically demanding stair we build, which is exactly why we love it. Engineered for strength, finished to disappear into the architecture.
Curved & Circular Staircases
Radius Treads · Helical · Sweeping EntrywaysA curved staircase is a feat of geometry — every tread, riser, and railing shaped to a continuous radius. We build sweeping circular and helical stairs in wood with iron or cable railings, the kind of centerpiece that defines an entryway. Traditional or modern, each is engineered and templated to the exact curve of your space.
Glass Railings
Frameless · Standoff-Mounted · TemperedFrameless and standoff-mounted tempered glass keeps sightlines open and rooms bright — paired with a slim black metal, stainless, or wood handrail. It's the cleanest way to enclose a staircase or landing without breaking up the space, and a favorite in modern South Florida homes.
Metal & Cable Railings
Wrought Iron · Stainless Cable · Vertical RodFrom slim vertical rods to horizontal stainless cable and classic wrought iron, metal railings set the tone — industrial-modern, minimalist, or ornamental. Powder-coated and corrosion-resistant for the coastal climate, they're as durable as they are distinctive.
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