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.
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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Another way for my kids to make noise at home. Wonderful!
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