@builderbrigade: 👇 My Ultimate Home Building Checklist is packed with details like this that are easy to miss on a floor plan but can make a big difference once you actually live in the house. 👉Get the Ultimate Home Building Checklist at BuilderBrigade.com We’re all used to seeing stair landings squared off at the bottom, but that isn’t your only option. If traffic is moving in multiple directions, a rounded landing can make the transition feel more natural, improve flow, and give the staircase a much more custom look. This is exactly the kind of detail you want to notice before the stairs are built. Builder: @newleafcustomhomesdallas Designer: @DesignShopDallas 👉Get the Ultimate Home Building Checklist at BuilderBrigade.com #BuilderBrigade #HomeBuildingChecklist

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audibles_and_airpods
Audible Addict :
Love the volute.
2026-09-29 15:24:38
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br549br549nr549
BR549BR549NR549 :
I don't like the alternative. it takes up a lot of floor space, butting into the hallway. it looks so out of place. Perhaps if the hallway was 10-12' wide, maybe. That would be the first thing I would remove in my house.
2026-09-16 23:13:42
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amyinohioagain
Amy In Ohio :
Walking down those stairs is a nightmare. They all look the same, and blend in with the next step. You can’t get a good depth perspective.
2026-09-17 00:57:58
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addictedtocostco
AddictedToCostco :
I see the second option as a tripping hazard
2026-09-18 20:41:35
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pnw_ashley_33
pnw_ashley_33 :
There’s no way you can do that rounded last few steps with the construction of the wall right by it. The second staircase looks nice but I hate how it sticks so far into the hallway. That “grand” staircase look only looks best when there is space for it.
2026-09-18 13:57:15
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kat69s
💋KAT69 :
Absolutely ridiculous you’re gonna spend thousands more to cut one footsteps difference
2026-09-17 01:34:48
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living4jesus07
Good vibes only :
Nope. I like the regular way better
2026-09-16 23:50:32
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akashaquinn
AkashaQuinn 🇨🇦 :
I wanna go back to the first one the second one I’m over it because I just kicked the stairs every time I walk down the wrong way yes I know it’s there doesn’t matter
2026-09-19 02:02:07
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user12595734624264
Sara :
I'd trip on the curve going down the hall. no thanks
2026-09-17 01:02:50
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jongoodrich
Jon Goodrich :
Huge tripping hazzard
2026-09-17 00:47:38
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truthvirus
truthvirus :
Kids or even adults are going to whip around that corner taking out those railings. I definitely wouldn't do either stairway without a hefty newel post.
2026-09-16 23:44:38
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andiwinter
Andi Winter :
I prefer the first way
2026-09-18 00:56:15
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user468271514
user468271514 :
Also narrows down the walkway I would not recommend it unless you have more space than that that’s actually tight
2026-09-16 23:03:45
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dtothewayne
D2TheWayne :
I like everything all on one floor. im gonna be old one day and probably wont be able to do stairs
2026-09-17 05:15:13
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cashmerexox
Cash :
I despise that rounded corner. It looks horrible.
2026-09-18 20:20:03
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usergdq4fz6i6e
Tik Toker :
Looks like a tripping hazard
2026-09-16 23:25:46
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benjicliffo
benjicliffo :
I like the curved step at the bottom, but not in such a narrow hallway. It protrudes so far into the hallway that it's actually encroaching on the main walkway, where people walking down the hallway will naturally walk, creating a tripping hazard, especially in the dark. I guarantee people walking down that hallway, particularly when their aim isn't to use the stairs but instead to round the corner, will be tripping over that bottom curved step, maybe even falling, and banging their ankle on the side of it all the time.
2026-09-28 19:57:42
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