Steps

The undulating line of this set of stairs beckons the visitor to climb to the next level at this home in Westport, CT. Constructed of fieldstone with bluestone treads, the stairs wind upwards from the patio to the upper garden. Note the built-in planter in the stair wall.

Another view of stairs at Westport, CT home.

Access from the driveway to the terrace of this home in Old Greenwich was a challenge due to limited space. Constructing the steps to look inviting rather than daunting was our goal. This was achieved through flights of stairs, and multi-level, terraced walls. Note the built-in lighting to illuminate the wall and steps after dark.

Wide and inviting, these entry steps at a home in North Stamford, CT, provide a functional, safe and attractive path. Note the flared entry to the steps that leads into the fieldstone risers and treads of the steps. Path lights illuminate the area at night for an additional element of safety.

Chiseled rockface edges on the bluestone treads and bluestone caps, add a distinguished and elegant feel to these entry steps in New Canaan, CT.

The front entry steps at this home in North Stamford were falling down. We rebuilt the old cement steps, replacing them with rock faced bluestone treads and fieldstone risers. These steps are built to last and add significantly to the curb appeal of this home.

The sophisticated and clean lines of this outdoor terrace were a collaboration with our client in Katonah, NY. The fieldstone walls and rock face bluestone coping are attractive and functional. The rock face finish of the step treads ties in with the sitting wall coping. Not the semi-circular tread of the step leading into the terrace from the lawn.

This unique set of steps constructed with fieldstone risers and rock-faced bluestone risers, are framed by undulating fieldstone walls, forming a beautiful passageway at this Westport home.

Four stunning circular steps are almost an art form yet serve as a functional transition from this Greenwich residence to the back terrace.

These circular bluestone steps were created for a client in Katonah, NY. Flanked by fieldstone walls with bluestone coping, the steps are an elegant transition from the terrace to the yard.

This client in Darien wanted an informal yet elegant outdoor terrace off the back of the residence. We created that effect utilizing irregular shaped fieldstone in earth tones. The steps from the family room were constructed with matching rock-face, fieldstone treads.

This inviting set of steps created for a client in Westport, CT were constructed to compliment the terrace of irregular shaped fieldstone. Notice how the steps mimic the irregular stone of the terrace. The rock face of the treads completes the look.