Staircases
A considered interior restoration that refreshed the home's staircase, timber details, doors and stone features without losing their character. Gentle surface preparation lifted dull, tired finishes and helped natural light travel through the spaces, leaving a warmer, brighter and more welcoming result.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not publishedBefore & after
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What was needed
We worked across the principal staircase and associated timber joinery, including detailed stair components, doors and selected stone surfaces. The aim was to remove accumulated grime and aged surface finish while respecting the underlying material, preserving crisp profiles and preparing the restored surfaces for the client's chosen decorative finish.
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