Mike Kennedy is a master of his craft. In eight hundred hours of careful work, he carved this banister for a Nineteenth Century home in
Cambridge, Massachussetts. He modeled it after the roots of the strangler fig, a type of tropical tree.

Produced by Edilco this cement staircase with a colored banister is a great decorative solution for any modern interior. It consists of
prefabricated elements that usually are assembled on the site.

This extreme staircase represents a unique, asymmetrical work of functional art – each is installed in an actual London home, but based on
three-dimensional computer modeling and created using laser-cut materials.
Everything about this design by architect Alex Haw of Atmos is warped, bent and twisted, from the treads and risers up through the balusters
and banisters. I wouldn't want to be drunk and have to walk up these stairs! Or down for that matters. But I sure as h*ll like the design!