The grain of the wood steps adds visible texture, and a glass guard rail encourages an open feel.
An all-black approach can work in any style interior, from the most traditional to the most contemporary.
A seating area decorated in a black-and-white completes the look.
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Black Hallway Steps
Wide steps painted black will create a grounding effect in a spacious hallway.
Black stairs pair well with classic black-and-white checkerboard tile flooring for a timeless feel in this property fromFantastic Frank.
Try a deep, saturated black for a dramatic look or a charcoal black for a more subtle feel.
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Choose a semi- or high-gloss finish that is made especially for high-traffic wood finishes to increase longevity.
you could make touch-ups for minor scratches to make your painted stairs last longer.
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