Stair of the Week: Clayton St House by Mork-Ulnes Design
by Lloyd Alter, Toronto 
on 11.14.08
A former hippie haven in Haight-Ashbury is renovated by Casper Mork-Ulnes, designer of the prefab Modern Cabana line.
The New York Times writes:
"Salvaged lumber was glued together to form the butcher-block treads of the parlor staircase; chips and nail holes were left exposed. The railing is made of shower-door glass and industrial hardware."
photo: Sara Remington
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