Floating staircase
A light line under every floating tread turns a steel-and-glass staircase into the centrepiece of the room.
Services
Indirect lighting
Indirect lighting hides the source and shows only the glow: a line of light under each stair, a wash down a slat wall, a soft edge along a cove. It works indoors and out, and it is often the detail people remember.
Request a consultationWhat it covers
- Under-tread and stair-nosing LED
- Floating staircases
- Slat and feature walls
- Coves, niches and millwork
Examples
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A continuous line of light under each granite step leads guests straight to the front door.
Contemporary front entry
Lit steps, path lights and an uplit tree give a modern stone-and-wood home a clear, welcoming approach.
Stone terrace steps
Light under every stone step and terrace wall cap turns a multi-level front approach into a lit path to the door.
Our process
- 01
Consultation
We walk the property with you, ideally at dusk, and talk about how you use the space at night.
- 02
Lighting plan
You get a plan showing what will be lit and how, with an itemized quote.
- 03
Installation
We install the low-voltage lighting. Any line-voltage work is done by our licensed electrical contractor partners.
- 04
Night walkthrough
After dark, we fine-tune aiming, brightness and timers with you.
Serving Toronto, the GTA and cottage country.