Safety and fun rarely go hand and hand, but with the musical steps designed by David Blair Ross and Leander Angerer, a staircase is transformed into a fantastic harp that also protects little ones from falling and getting stuck between the balusters.
The project required drilling over 1000 holes into a vintage Victorian staircase in order to maintain the structure and design as much as possible while making the stairs safer and more visually interesting. Essentially they transform the stairway into a three-story toy.
See more of the harp stairs at Homes and Hues and don't miss these other 10 Staircases That Really Take It to the Next Level.
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Another way for my kids to make noise at home. Wonderful!
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Guaranteed it won't pass code, though. If you can jam a 4" ball through the strings, it fails, at least around here.
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