The Cadet Curved Staircase is a masterclass in timber craftsmanship, featuring a sweeping curved configuration that creates a dramatic centrepiece for any interior.
With twin curved wooden stringers supporting the treads, this classic design can be realised in either traditional period styling or as a contemporary modern masterpiece. Available with closed or open risers, the Cadet Curved Staircase accommodates kites, winders, half and quarter landings, offering surprising versatility within its traditional aesthetic. The curved stringers are carefully crafted to complement the architectural character of your property, whether that’s a period home renovation, a modern interior seeking timber warmth, or a bespoke project with unique spatial challenges. The sweeping curved profile is both visually striking and highly functional — a staircase that works as hard as it looks beautiful. Available in a broad palette of natural woods and finishes, the Cadet Curved Staircase offers extensive customisation.
The Cadet Curved Staircase exemplifies Zakuna’s commitment to combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary precision. Each curved stringer is carefully engineered and handcrafted to the highest standards, with an extensive choice of natural woods, materials and finishes.
The design works beautifully in both period properties and modern homes, particularly where the staircase is intended to be a focal point that celebrates timber and traditional joinery skills. Available with open or closed risers, decorative balustrades, and a range of handrail profiles, the Cadet Curved Staircase offers a canvas for architectural creativity. All designs comply fully with UK building regulations. Our craftspeople work closely with architects and homeowners from initial concept through detailed joinery drawings, timber selection, and final installation. Our installation network includes specialists in timber staircases, ensuring expert hanging and finishing. Explore our Staircase Showcases to see the Cadet Curved Staircase installed in design projects across southern England and London.
