Staircases + Landings Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2020
The staircases and landings in the HGTV Smart Home 2020 are more than just a way to get from one story to another. They are filled with art and decor elements that help make this home a showstopper.
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Jeannie Matteucci
Step This Way
The home’s main stairwell sits between the foyer and great room. Going up will take you to the bedrooms and going down leads to the basement game room.
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Tiffany Brooks
Stylish Stair Runner
The black-and-white carpet runner on the staircase is made from 100% New Zealand wool, so not only does it look nice, it feels soft underfoot and it prevents falls. “The carpet runner helps with safety, so you’re not walking on the hardwood itself,” says build manager Scott Branscom.
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Tiffany Brooks
Easily Accessible
This view showing parts of the great room, kitchen and breakfast nook illustrates how the location of the staircases makes all levels of the home easily accessible from the main living areas.
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Tiffany Brooks
In Keeping With the Color Scheme
The staircase coordinates with the home’s black-and-white color palette. Black balusters are sandwiched between white newel posts and bannisters while the white treads and risers are covered in a black/gray wool runner.
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Tiffany Brooks
Natural Light
The landing in between the first and second floors is outfitted with a set of benches under two large windows. In the evening when the stairwell is not lit with natural light, a vintage-inspired chandelier with leaded-glass reflectors illuminates each step.
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Tiffany Brooks
Second-Floor View
The upstairs landing is well lit thanks to the double windows in the stairwell. A three-dimensional gallery wall and a vintage-inspired chandelier add tons of personality to this staircase.
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Tiffany Brooks
Industrial Meets Vintage
This eye-catching light fixture has angled arms holding candelabras with reflective seeded-glass discs reminiscent of a pre-electric chandelier. It may be vintage inspired, but its black-metal finish and clean lines make it totally 21st-century modern-industrial design.
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Tiffany Brooks
Three-Dimensional Gallery Wall
Designer Tiffany Brooks mixed black-and-white photos of downtown Pittsburgh with sculptural elements to create a chic yet somewhat whimsical art display.
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Tiffany Brooks
Between Floors
This downward look at the landing between the first and second floors shows the seating area below the generously sized windows.
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Tiffany Brooks
Have a Seat
A pair of upholstered ottomans with round ball legs and coordinating bolster pillows offers a spot to sit and take a call or daydream out the large window.
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Tiffany Brooks
Craftsman Style
The staircase’s design continues the home’s industrial-Craftsman style. The recessed-paneled newel posts and skirtboards with traditional molding feel very Craftsman-esque, while the straight-lined black balusters and wool runner give the staircase a modern-industrial flair.
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Tiffany Brooks
Coordinated Look
The main floor landing is open to the great room and kitchen with the breakfast nook just beyond.
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Tiffany Brooks
Additional Landing
Framed black-and-white abstract art and a potted fiddle-leaf fig plant decorate the landing in between the main level and the basement game room.
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Tiffany Brooks
Wall-to-Wall Carpet
From the basement level up to the first floor, the stairs are fully covered wall-to-wall with the same black-and-white carpet used for the runner from the first to the second floor.
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Tiffany Brooks
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