A stone staircase with a frameless glass balustrade rising through a double-height hall, tall windows and palms along the water outside

INTERIOR STAIRS AND LANDINGS

Light through every level.

A curated design reference collection. Explore the visual details, then follow the links to the systems and services behind them. These are references, not verified Glass Studios project case studies.

Broward · Miami-Dade · Palm Beach

Quiet lines, open sightlines
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Quiet lines, open sightlines

A pale stairwell and a slender top edge show how glass can preserve light between floors. Review the supporting structure and edge details before selecting a similar system.

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A white oak stair with a glass guard and matte black fittings, the contrast between timber and metal close up
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Warm timber, defined hardware

The contrast of oak and dark point fixings makes the mounting detail part of the design. Coordinate the fixing layout and supporting structure as one assembly.

Understand point fixings
A glass guard running the full length of an upper landing above a double-height room
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A continuous upper landing

Glass can carry the same visual line around a landing and down a stair. Corners, top rails, and wall junctions need to be planned together.

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