
On this day of love, we bring you a compilation of eye candy capable of meeting or exceeding the specifications of any architect. These seductive staircases demand a double take. From curvaceous to straightforward or no-strings-attached (literally), we’ve got something for everyone.
They’re yours to gaze at after the break.
House in Tamatsu / Ido, Kenji Architectural Studio



Primary School & Nursery in the “Claude Bernard” ZAC / Atelier d’Architecture Brenac-Gonzalez

House Roces / Govaert & Vanhoutte architectuurburo

W Window House / Alphaville Architects

The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art / Morphosis Architects

H27D / Kraus Schoenberg Architects

Maison Escalier / Moussafir Architectes Associés

Yingjia Club at Vanke Beijing / Neri & Hu Design and Reserch Office

Casa dos Cubos / EMBAIXADA arquitectura

Belavali House / Studio Mumbai


L House / Florian Busch Architects

JOH 3 / J. Mayer H. Architects

Office AST 77 + Apartment / AST 77

AD Classics: Casa Barragan / Luis Barragan

This compilation was created from our popular Pinterest Board: Stairs. Be sure to check it out for more!
- Apartament P1 / MAP/MX
- House in Tamatsu / Ido, Kenji Architectural Studio
- 45 Faber park / Ong & Ong
- Folger Offices / WA design
- Primary School & Nursery in the “Claude Bernard” ZAC / Atelier d’Architecture Brenac-Gonzalez
- House Roces / Govaert & Vanhoutte architectuurburo
- W Window House / Alphaville Architects
- The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art / Morphosis Architects
- H27D / Kraus Schoenberg Architects
- Maison Escalier / Moussafir Architectes Associés
- Yingjia Club at Vanke Beijing / Neri & Hu Design and Reserch Office
- Casa dos Cubos / EMBAIXADA arquitectura
- Belavali House / Studio Mumbai
- Corten House / Marcio Kogan
- L House / Florian Busch Architects
- JOH 3 / J. Mayer H. Architects
- Office AST 77 + Apartment / AST 77
- AD Classics: Casa Barragan / Luis Barragan



















Most of these stair designs are ARCHITECTURAL WET DREAMS. They are not safe, not designed properly, children and senior cant use them. They do not conform to any building codes I know of and are only designed to look good in a magazine article.
Franz…. enjoy life ! Live dangerously. Stop whining on.
Hee, hee…I was just venting because the Canadian building code doe sent allow me to design dangerously. I don’t whine, I wine – and speak the truth.
Sad but true – they look great, something to dream about.
you should include some stairs designed by Eduardo Souto de Moura. Paulo Mendes da Rocha has designed some beautiful stairs as well.
I hava headaches on seeing morphosis’s one … aouch …
Franz, I’ve seen people falling down on safest built stairs with dozens of codes and over safety measures, it depends on how careful you use the stairs not the stair design.
That’s exactly my point, I design so everyone…my 2 year old grandchild and my 88 year old mother can function as safely as possible. If I designed a residence just for myself I would never have to walk down stairs again, I’d slide… :^)
If I can’t text and use the stairs, what’s the point?