Whole-home renovation with a continuous oak staircase handrail
Designed and completed while the customer was away on summer holiday: replacement skirting, door architraves, handrails and spindles, carefully detailed wall panelling and refreshed bedrooms.
One joined-up design
The whole project was designed by The Horsham Tasker, bringing the hallway, staircase and bedrooms together rather than treating each detail in isolation.
Stripped back and rebuilt
The existing skirting boards, door architraves, handrails and spindles were removed and replaced. Special attention went into the wall panelling and the new staircase handrail, which runs continuously along the stairs. The wider project also included concealed cables for a TV unit on a brick wall.
Ready for their return
The work was completed while the customer was on summer holiday, with the finished joinery, panelling and bedroom decoration ready for their return.
- ✓Designed throughout by The Horsham Tasker
- ✓Skirting boards and door architraves replaced
- ✓New handrails and spindles
- ✓Continuous staircase handrail
- ✓Carefully detailed wall panelling
- ✓Completed during the customer's summer holiday
Design references
Before a single panel was cut, these images were put together with the customer to agree the palette and feel for the house. They are concept references rather than photographs of the finished rooms — the completed work is shown below.
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Hallway & staircase
Replacement trim, detailed wall panelling and an oak handrail that follows the staircase continuously.
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