Combined step stair

Client asks:

I read your previous blog post about using the space under the stairs, and I was wondering: is it possible to design a staircase where the closed steps are only in the lower section, and the upper part of the staircase has open steps?

Stair24 answers:

Yes, this is completely possible. We can create combined step stairs, where the lower section has closed steps and the upper section has open steps. This solution is especially useful if you want to use the space under the stairs as storage, cupboards, or drawers, while still maintaining an airy and light upper staircase.

When is a combined step staircase the best choice?

• You want to maximize the use of the space under the stairs
• The lower section requires a closed storage area
• You want the staircase to feel lighter and more spacious
• Your home interior favors a modern and stylish design

Closed steps in the lower section make the staircase practical and allow you to hide storage space, while open steps in the upper section let light pass freely and give the staircase a lighter, airy look.

Why choose a combined staircase?

• Practicality: Closed steps in the lower section allow for cupboards, drawers, or storage space
• Visual lightness: Open steps in the upper section let light flow through the staircase
• Flexible design: The staircase adapts to your space and needs, not the other way around

Summary

A combined step staircase is an ideal solution if you want smart use of space and modern design. The lower section with closed steps provides storage options, while the upper section with open steps maintains light and openness.

👉 Stair24 helps plan and execute this staircase solution perfectly according to your home and preferences.