Materials

Wood + Metal

We combine the warmth of fine wood with the strength of metal to create staircases and railings that are timeless, durable, and uniquely yours.

Figured walnut panel grain
Square white oak newel post
Book-matched dark walnut grain
Slim black metal balusters on a wood tread

The Warmth

Fine wood, chosen by hand

Oak and maple are the backbone of our work — from square spindles to curved, twisted high-profile rails. We work with the species that suit your home and your area, and John is happy to talk through the options.

  • Oak — from utility-grade stairs to grand open-rise builds
  • Maple — including curved and twisted high-profile rails
  • Your pick — ask about the species most common in your area
Sculpted walnut handrail profile
Hand-turned newel posts in the workshop
Traditional two-tone oak staircase by Brydgewood
Black metal balusters against warm wood
Black panel railing along an open main floor
Open-rise staircase with glass railing

The Strength

Be bold — or timeless

Be bold and try something unique — from horizontal bars and aircraft cable to standoff glass. Or go with a more traditional and timeless look in classic iron.

  • Iron balusters — the classic pairing with oak and maple
  • Horizontal bars — clean, modern lines
  • Aircraft cable — light, contemporary, view-friendly
  • Standoff glass — open sightlines, maximum light

See them in real homes

Not sure what suits your home?

Feel free to drop us a line and ask us anything — from spindle style to the most common species of wood used in your area.

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