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These pictures show a curved maple staircase while in progress and after completion. Notice the smooth continuous curve and no posts at the corners. This beautiful staircase was featured in "Colorado Home & Lifestyles" magazine. |
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This shows the staircase in mid-build, notice the walnut strip insert in the hand rail. Any Master Carver will tell you, it can be a very complicated task to insert a different type of wood into a hand rail. |
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The completed staircase, and a clear view of the walnut strip insert. | ||
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A final close-up of the walnut strip insert, and again, the smooth curve with the most delicate details highlighting the outstanding craftsmanship of the work. | ||
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Seen here is the beautiful continuous curve of this fabulous staircase. | ||
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The final staircase with the owner's interior decoration to compliment this area of their home. | ||
The oak staircase on the left was the cover story of "Timber Homes Illustrated", 2003. |
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These photos both show the same staircase from two different view points.
The rail at the top of the staircase shown below |
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These Photos showcase an elegant staircase made of Honduras Mahogany. |
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As these photographs illustrate, sometimes the grandest and most beautiful part of a staircase is the wood itself. |
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Notice the fine and simple details in the carving and the smooth unbroken lines. | ||
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Our owner's expert eye is able to determine the exact type of work that will bring out the true beauty of any wood. | ||
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These photos show a continuous Hand Carved-Curved Handrail 23 feet in length. The attention to detail of the carved grape leaves represents the level of craftsmanship that is available. | ||
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