Limestone Stair Flight Beside a Rubble Stone Wall

This long straight run of reclaimed limestone climbs tight against a wall of rough coursed rubble in the same pale stone, so the flight and the wall read as one piece of masonry. The treads are heavily chiselled across their faces, with the tool marks still legible and the nosings worn shallow, and small round fittings are set into the wall to light each step. Ochre plaster closes the other side. Available to buy, this flight suits cellars, tower stairs, restored farmhouses and hospitality projects built around visible masonry.