Iron balusters for interior staircases that make a statement

Iron balusters can be used in any design style and harmoniously blend in any interior. By definition, a baluster is a supporting element of the staircase railings. You may not know the word, but if you look around yourself you will see that these banisters are present in the everyday life of every person. Architects and designers use iron balusters not only as a functional element of the staircase but as an element with great decorative value and aesthetic appeal.

Iron balusters – transform a staircase into a masterpiece

Iron balusters are different compared with alternative materials like wood, glass, concrete in their fascinating appearance and area of use. Metal balustrades are exceptionally safe, resistant to mechanical damage, they do not scratch or chip and are incredible durable. Metal banisters transform an ordinary staircase into a real work of art. They have been used for hundreds of years and have not lost their popularity until present day. They are an eye catching element of the staircase design and in classic interiors add a sense of sophistication and grandeur. At the same time, iron balusters work equally well in traditional modern and contemporary interiors enhancing the design style.

 

How to choose the iron balusters for your staircase?

Iron balusters can be manufactured from different materials. When choosing the type of railings for your home you need to make sure that they work with the design style of the interior and the overall concept of the home decoration. For example – a stainless steel framing will work in modern and contemporary interiors but will ruin the design and the appearance of a classic interior. The elements of a staircase should complement and balance each other.

Wrought iron balusters have an airy appearance and can be used in many design styles – from gothic, baroque and classic to modern and hi-tech. They can be combined with wood, stone and glass and will have a different visual depending on the surrounding material. Wrought iron balusters can be simple or with intricate patterns

Cast iron balusters are elegant and fanciful. They can be molded into a variety of patterns and creative designs. These railings are cheaper than wrought ones as they are economical to manufacture.

Aluminum banisters are light, reliable and durable, resistant to corrosion, practical and ideal for modern home interiors.

Steel is very sturdy and durable, reliable and heavier than aluminum. It is a good choice for interiors in minimalist and high-tech style. Stainless steel railings are resistant to corrosion and are not affected by changes in temperature and humidity.