Wave balustrade running up a split-level boutique hotel stair

Balustrades

From the wall, to the stair.

The wave language, scaled to architecture. Pilot commissions opening late 2026.

001 — Long form

In development

The next wave is a stair balustrade — bespoke, light-passing, made to the geometry of the run. Densely packed vertical slats follow the rake of the stair and the curve of a designed 3D wave.

Vig leads the parametric design and the CNC tooling; Andy brings the site sense — how a stair lives in a finished home, how an installer actually fits it, how a designer specifies it.

Built around UK Building Regs Part K. Available in oak, walnut, solid acrylic, laminated glass, or painted MDF — the choice reads the architecture. Pilot commissions opening late 2026.

Concept studies

Studio renders · 2026

Wave balustrade alongside a contemporary entry stair — 001 — Entry stair
Open-tread oak flight, skylight overhead, polished concrete

Wave balustrade running up to a mezzanine in a loft conversion — 002 — Mezzanine loft
Exposed steel and brick, dusk skyline, wave to landing

Wave balustrade in a renovated Georgian townhouse — 003 — Period townhouse
Sensitive contemporary insertion — herringbone oak, lime walls

Wave balustrade paired with frameless glass on the opposite side — 004 — Glass pairing
Wave on one side, frameless glass on the other — focal contrast

Wave balustrade viewed from the foot of the stair, looking up — 005 — From below
The rake reading clearly against the daylight behind