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A three-quarter turn staircase lined with black stringers. It has wooden treads and thin steel railings. There’s a tall wooden console table beneath it facing matching cabinetry topped with granite counter.
A top view of this high staircase featuring white marble treads with thin steel handrails against the wooden paneled walls.
Sleek staircase covered with gray carpet features built-in gray storage underneath. It has wrought iron spindles and dark wood rail post.
An open riser wooden staircase situated in the corner of the white living room. It complements the coffee table and hardwood flooring.
Modern black staircase with single stringer and steel railings against white walls.
Elegant staircase boasts ornate iron balustrade along with wooden handrail and post. It has marble treads that match the flooring.
White staircase with wooden treads and handrails accented with deep blue shiplap walls and striking black and white diamond patterned floor.
Natural wood staircase with stainless steel railings and dark wood stringers that complement the wooden bench beneath it.
Light wood staircase fitted with frameless glass balustrade and illuminated with stair lights fixed into the white walls.
Sophisticated wood staircase covered with beige velvet carpet and framed with decorative wrought iron railings. It creates a unified look with the room.
A contemporary staircase with concrete stringer contrasted with wooden treads and risers. It includes glass balustrade with mounted steel handrails.
Modern design staircase showcases a steel zig-zag stringer framed with glass railings along the hardwood flooring and concrete paneled walls.
A fabulous wooden staircase features white spindles lined with dark wood handrail and topped with a gray textured runner. It is illuminated by a crystal chandelier and vintage wall sconce mounted on the mint green patterned wall.
A two-toned staircase accented with ornate spindles against the taupe walls. It has wooden treads that match the hardwood flooring.
Three-quarter turn staircase boasts decorative railings lined with wooden handrails along the cream walls with wainscoting.
High narrow staircase with wood treads and white risers. The area is lighted by a grand luxurious chandelier that hung from a coffered ceiling.
Traditional wooden staircase complementing the hardwood flooring and glass paneled wooden doors against the white walls.
Rich hardwood staircase with glass balustrade framed with steel handrail and post. There’s a built-in indoor planter beneath it.
A closeup look of the elegant staircase with ornate railings lighted by fancy crystal chandeliers.
A sleek white tiled staircase with black lining framed with stainless steel railings.
White dining area accented with wooden pieces of furniture and staircase with perforated metal riser.
A sophisticated redwood staircase features glass railings lined with stainless steel handrails against the white walls.
Magnificent concrete staircase designed with an ornate iron balustrade along with the eye-catching black and white diamond patterned flooring.
Glamorous staircase with decorative balustrade and mosaic tiles steps fixed against white walls accented with beautiful stone bricks.
Black staircase with light wood treads and ornate spindles camouflaged on the black wall. A white upholstered chair paired with a wooden side table sits in the corner.
A closer look at the concrete grand staircase fixed with elegant balustrade that adds a timeless look.
Wooden three-quarter turn staircase with white railings on blue walls accented with white crown moldings.
An open riser staircase with wooden treads and black mono stringer framed with glass railings. It is placed between stone brick walls with gorgeous water feature in the middle.
White staircase beautifully contrasted with black treads and handrails for a sophisticated look. There’s a matching round table paired with a white stool on its front.
A rich wood staircase accented with white risers along with the fireplace. There’s a wooden framed mirror that hung over a cabinet underneath the stairs.
A lovely geometric chandelier illuminated the light wood staircase with wrought iron railings. It is decorated with a potted plant that is placed on every landing.
Floating wooden staircase with mono stringer and thin steel railings. It is accompanied with a round glass top table surrounded with cork stools in the corner.
Beach style staircase fitted with wooden treads along the white shiplap walls It is designed with lovely wall art and lanterns.
Contemporary staircase decorated with a huge abstract wall art. It has frameless glass railings and light wood treads with no risers.
A lovely decor that’s bursting in colors gives life to the dull space. Next to it is an open riser staircase with wood treads sandwiched in the brick walls.
Wooden three-quarter turn staircase sits on the matching platform along with a cushioned bench and plant decor. They are illuminated with natural lights that stream through the white paneled windows.
Charming wood staircase with glass balustrade framed with wood panel and fixed against white walls.
Vintage dark wood staircase complements the arched entry door with glass panels. It is designed with a black chandelier and multi-colored rug.
This wooden staircase that’s surrounded with white textured walls boasts a continuous steel railing.
A spectacular marble staircase covered with wooden balustrade that beautifully flows along with the second level.
A three-quarter-turn staircase changes direction three times. The lower stairs lead to a landing, or open well, with another set of stairs above it. The stairs lead to a second landing with a third and final set of stairs that lead to the next floor. In other words, the staircase turns through three right angles.
The three-quarter design is used when there is a significant vertical distance between two floors.
Due to the changing angles of the design, three-quarter-turn stairs are not suitable small for spaces but will work fine in medium to extra-large homes, and in commercial buildings. In commercial buildings, an elevator may be placed in the open well area.
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Pros and Cons of Three-Quarter Turn Staircases
A three-quarter turn staircase offers you the perfect opportunity to turn the wall along with your staircase into an art gallery. Hang framed photographs or artwork to decorate the walls along the staircase and give people something to admire when they stop at a landing.
A three-quarter turn staircase will give your family and visitors ample light and a view of your front (or back) yard.
Depending on how your staircase is configured, you’ll be able to get a full view of the living room, kitchen or other room below the stairs.
A three-quarter turn staircase is hard to build, and not suitable for smaller homes. The changes in direction may be disconcerting for older people and individuals with disabilities.
A Great Choice for Contemporary Design
A three-quarter turn staircase will fit right in if your home design and décor is geared toward the modern, mid-century or avant-garde.
Place sculpture in the open well to make your own mini-museum, or make the staircase itself into a work of art with wood and metal stairs sans balusters. Keep a minimalist but intriguing look by using metal bars as a balustrade with or without a railing on the wall.
Traditional homes can take advantage of the three-quarter turn design by enclosing wood treads and risers with painted spindles lining the staircase. Placing square newels at each point in the turn will make your home seem vast and majestic.
Other traditional designs highlight carpeted stairs and wrought iron balusters topped by a wood handrail. The three-quarter turn staircase design benefits from chandelier placement over the beginning of the staircase.
The winding of the three-quarter staircase makes it great for snaking sections from inside the house to outside to inside again, as used in large Southwestern or Western-style homes. More conservative indoor staircases made with wood treads and no risers are also appropriate for Southwestern-style homes.
