Beveledge

About

At Beveledge, a staircase isn't just a way up or down for us - it’s a piece of the house that should make you stop and look. I like working closely with people to create something that fits right in with their space, whether you want it bold or quietly modern. Every staircase I make is a one-off, built for your home, not from a catalogue.

What I Build Most

• Spiral staircases: Good for tight spots or open areas where you want something that really pops. I build these with a solid steel pole in the middle, strong wooden treads (oak with walnut inlays is a favourite), and curved steel railings that match up.
• Centre-spine stairs: These are the floating kind, look very clean and let in loads of light. A single steel beam runs down the middle, thick wood treads sit right on top, and the side can be finished with a glass panel balustrade if you want things very open.

Materials I Use

• Only solid hardwoods for the steps and rails, mostly oak for strength, sometimes walnut for that fancy touch.
• Steel for everything structural, all cut and welded in my own workshop.
• Toughened glass if you want a modern balustrade that doesn’t block the view.

How It Happens

• Design phase with you so it fits your space and your style.
• I make all the parts myself, nothing outsourced.
• My team handles the installation, making sure it fits just right.

If you’re after something that isn’t off-the-shelf, and you want materials that last, that’s what I do.