Or should I just tell them it's not a great idea and find another place to incorporate the beautiful tile? Tile mounted on greenboard mounted on a structural backplate is going to be almost 2" thick, and I'm sure the existing riser is only 3/4".Ĭoncern #2: the riser is a high-abuse location (they get kicked) and the tile will be prone to disengage.Ĭoncern #3: I can spend all day today drawing it, only to have it come in so far over budget it will be canned.
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They want to incorporate them into the stair risers, either as a full riser, which would be expensive in material costs, or as an inset framed by painted wood to create the riser, which is expensive in labor.Ĭoncern #1: we'll end up tearing apart the entire stair to do this. The owner has fallen in love with these beautiful hand painted Moroccan tiles. The stair has birch treads and painted risers (and wrought iron rail). I have a client with an existing stair, built circa 1930. One thing for sure: Stair risers that feature a thoughtful color contrast of tile and paint or stain are high style and low maintenance.I love the construction detail threads, so I'm starting one. A combination of Central American or Mediterranean tile and a bright color of paint could work for a Spanish-style hacienda. The combination of a reddish stain and neutral colored handmade tiles says Maine fishing house, Vermont ski house, or even New Mexico adobe. Tile and stain stair risers: Got an Earthship or a cob cottage? Do you own a ski chalet in Vermont? Tile and stain stair risers are the perfect earthy look for a rustic cottage. It might be a good idea to sand, prime, and paint them before stenciling, for the most polished result. Just be sure that your risers are in excellent condition before stenciling.
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Modern stencils are available for the mod set or go traditional for a classic or farmhouse look. Adding a fine detail stencil design takes stair risers from ordinary to statement piece. If you want to make your farmhouse style house look authentic, add a dimension of design with reclaimed stair risers and treads.Ĭustom stenciled risers: As every DIY home decorator knows, stencils are a fun way to impart personality to a wall without breaking the bank. They look downright magical! Stairs, or just risers, made from reclaimed materials give the structure of the house (not just the furnishings) a rambling country vibe that can't be ignored. Constructed by one of our favorite bloggers, Funky Junk Interiors, the stairs I've linked to are literally made of reclaimed vintage wooden crates, and found wood scraps like yardsticks. The lasting impact of a durable sisal stair runner is worth the cost of labor.Įclectic reclaimed stairs and risers: Gosh dang it, these reclaimed stairs and risers are some of the most inventive we've seen. It's worth hiring a flooring contractor to do a neat, polished job of installing the carpet. Relatively inexpensive, the toughest part of this project is installation. The light, natural color of sisal evokes sea reeds and sailing.
Perfect for seaside or preppy decor, the sisal stair runner is an alternative to decorating each riser. Sisal stair runner: The sisal stair runner is straight out of Martha Stewart Living. Try a look like this if you want a classic staircase with a little bit of flavor.
Dark slate contrasts with light stained treads. It took Ana two weeks to stain and tile her stairs, and the results are impeccable. Oak stained wood stair treads and slate tile risers: The coordinating colors of this beautiful staircase design, tiled by DIY Atlanta tile installer Ana M., give an earthy edge to a classic interior. It's also an awesome way to add harmonizing colors to your design scheme. Whatever theme you're going for - classic, farmhouse, or industrial chic - decorating your staircase's risers will reinforce the decor. Whether you paint the risers, cover them with found objects, tile or carpet them, you can enhance the style of your house. Looking for a way to add visual pop to your house? Stair risers are often ignored, but they are the perfect canvas for a style statement.
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