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One fine morning I was returning home, and while I was about to cross the road I saw this huge cow playing with herself infront of an old house. I did what I normally do whenever I find such interesting subjects and gazed at this gorgeous animal for quite some time and captured the moment. After that I went back home peacefully.
Rollei 35 LED,
Kodak Gold 200 ISO, expired
Film was exposed at 100 ISO,
Negativ self-developed with Adox C-41 Kit,
Negative photographed with Pentax KP + SMC Macro Limited 28 mm 2.8,
Saarbrücken Saarland Germany Europe
Clean lines, warm light, and quiet harmony converge in this photograph of a transitional gallery space at The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. Captured from a vantage point on the museum’s upper floor, the image centers on a striking curved staircase that flows downward in a graceful arc. The staircase itself—white with sleek metal railings—anchors the composition, guiding the viewer’s eye into the museum’s contemporary wing.
The minimalist stairwell is surrounded by pristine white walls, its design a striking contrast to the museum’s historic wood-paneled rooms just steps away. It represents not just a spatial transition but a curatorial one: from the classical to the modern, from intimate salon to soaring gallery.
Wooden flooring with a soft amber hue adds warmth to the otherwise clean and airy scene, grounding the viewer in the museum’s domestic roots. In the lower center, a teal armchair beckons—an invitation to pause, reflect, or simply admire the interplay of space and form. A bronze sculpture on a pedestal stands on the right, elegantly framed by spotlighting. Its curves echo the fluid lines of the staircase behind it, reinforcing a visual motif of motion and organic form.
Downstairs, through the open expanse created by the stairwell, glimpses of vibrant modern art punctuate the view. A vivid abstract painting and a tall, colorful sculpture hint at the energetic collection below. These works provide a burst of texture and saturation in an otherwise minimalist palette, subtly reminding the viewer of the museum’s founding vision: to integrate art into everyday life.
On the left wall, a smaller modernist painting is lit with precision, quietly balancing the larger sculptural presence across the room. Overhead, carefully placed ceiling lights trace the room’s geometric simplicity, while signage points to the museum’s layered layout and diverse collection. The setting invites exploration—both physical and intellectual.
The Phillips Collection is renowned for bridging historical ambiance and cutting-edge curatorial practice, and this image encapsulates that duality beautifully. The architecture itself becomes part of the narrative—this is not just a space to view art, but a space where art, design, and environment interact holistically. Visitors do not simply pass through rooms; they move through experiences.
A gentle hush seems to envelop the room. The solitary chair, the poised sculpture, and the soft, ambient lighting suggest a museum that values quiet contemplation. This is a place where a visitor can lose themselves not only in the artwork but also in the architectural cadence of the space.
Overall, the photo reflects The Phillips Collection’s enduring mission: to merge the comfort of home with the dynamism of modern art. It captures a moment of stillness in motion—a staircase that spirals through time and art, housed in a museum that invites personal reflection in every corner.
A gentle curve of architectural elegance defines this photo of the grand staircase at The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. The soft arching forms and golden-toned railings create a visual harmony that feels both modern and timeless. Photographed in warm ambient light, the scene captures the intersection of architecture, art, and atmosphere.
The staircase flows upward like a ribbon, inviting visitors into the museum’s upper gallery spaces. Its cream-colored balustrade contrasts subtly with the brass handrails and the charcoal-toned carpeted steps. There's a quiet grace to the ascent—each element has been designed not just for function, but to contribute to the viewer’s sense of spatial rhythm. The warm wood borders of the steps peek out from beneath the runner, adding a grounding detail to the otherwise airy palette.
Light gently illuminates the curved wall, creating a soft gradient that mimics the arc of the staircase itself. At every step, the architecture seems to whisper instead of shout—offering a moment of calm before you turn the corner into the next artistic experience. The subtle lighting also emphasizes the smooth plaster texture of the walls, revealing the care and craftsmanship that went into their creation.
Just beneath the sweep of the upper curve, part of a vivid, abstract painting emerges—an echo of the color and creativity housed throughout The Phillips Collection. The composition of this photograph is deliberate: the stairway leads the eye naturally into the world of art, both literal and figurative. The railing becomes a line of inquiry, the steps a metaphor for progression—an ascent into discovery.
Though clearly modern in execution, the staircase hints at Art Deco and Streamline Moderne influences in its curvature and elegance. The pairing of painted surfaces with rich brass and wood detailing is a nod to luxury without excess—refined and tasteful in a way that suits the museum’s broader sensibility.
As with many parts of The Phillips Collection, this staircase was designed with the visitor in mind. Its comfortable treads and sweeping form prioritize accessibility while still delivering a visually powerful experience. It's no wonder that this spot is a favorite among photographers, architecture enthusiasts, and museum-goers alike. Whether ascending to a new exhibit or simply admiring the lines and light, one can’t help but pause and take in the serenity of this beautifully crafted structure.
More than just a passageway, this staircase is a sculptural moment within the museum’s architecture—a physical bridge between eras, styles, and stories. With every footstep, you’re part of the museum’s evolving narrative.
Loft. Its design had to be clean and unusually functional.
Every inch of every furniture item's detail has been triple-checked to offer the highest level of comfort, according to the best architectural standards. Yet everything is uniquely designed, unlike anything seen before. The huge 'halo' pendant lamp is 2 meters above FFL, to create an impression of a levitating ring of light - supported by four conductive (12 volts) 1/8" steel cables. The outer transparent torus' diameter is 102" (258cm).
There are no catalogue items here, so the design was not restricted to a pre-specified choice of models.
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Loft. Its design had to be clean and unusually functional.
Every inch of every furniture item's detail has been triple-checked to offer the highest level of comfort, according to the best architectural standards. Yet everything is uniquely designed, unlike anything seen before. The huge 'halo' pendant lamp is 2 meters above FFL, to create an impression of a levitating ring of light - supported by four conductive (12 volts) 1/8" steel cables. The outer transparent torus' diameter is 102" (258cm).
There are no catalogue items here, so the design was not restricted to a pre-specified choice of models.
www.AndreiPastushuk.com - Ultra High-End Interior Design and Iconic Architectural Design.
Loft. Its design had to be clean and unusually functional.
Every inch of every furniture item's detail has been triple-checked to offer the highest level of comfort, according to the best architectural standards. Yet everything is uniquely designed, unlike anything seen before. The huge 'halo' pendant lamp is 2 meters above FFL, to create an impression of a levitating ring of light - supported by four conductive (12 volts) 1/8" steel cables. The outer transparent torus' diameter is 102" (258cm).
There are no catalogue items here, so the design was not restricted to a pre-specified choice of models.
www.AndreiPastushuk.com - Ultra High-End Interior Design and Iconic Architectural Design.
Loft. Its design had to be clean and unusually functional.
Every inch of every furniture item's detail has been triple-checked to offer the highest level of comfort, according to the best architectural standards. Yet everything is uniquely designed, unlike anything seen before. The huge 'halo' pendant lamp is 2 meters above FFL, to create an impression of a levitating ring of light - supported by four conductive (12 volts) 1/8" steel cables. The outer transparent torus' diameter is 102" (258cm).
There are no catalogue items here, so the design was not restricted to a pre-specified choice of models.
www.AndreiPastushuk.com - Ultra High-End Interior Design and Iconic Architectural Design.
This staircase design combines maple stairparts, carpet and wrought iron spindles. A Fraserglen Construction Ltd. Project.
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The dark stained maple used in this staircase design is continued as the baseboard and as a chair rail detail, providing a nice contrast to the wall treatment. A Fraserglen Construction Ltd.
Image shows how to install staircase railings between two flights of stairs. A Fraserglen Construction Ltd. Project.
Columns and newel posts are proportional to their function in this staircase design. Moldings from Nucasa at amazon.com. A Fraserglen Construction Ltd. Project.
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Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Contemporary Balustrade by Bisca. Crafted from steel bar, to mm perfect design (look how the sections have obviously not come from a machine shop in the far East) and then painted by hand with 5 layers of specialist paint finish
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Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Contemporary Balustrade by Bisca. Crafted from steel bar, to mm perfect design (look how the sections have obviously not come from a machine shop in the far East) and then painted by hand with 5 layers of specialist paint finish
Contemporary Balustrade by Bisca. Crafted from steel bar, to mm perfect design (look how the sections have obviously not come from a machine shop in the far East) and then painted by hand with 5 layers of specialist paint finish
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Contemporary Balustrade by Bisca. Crafted from steel bar, to mm perfect design (look how the sections have obviously not come from a machine shop in the far East) and then painted by hand with 5 layers of specialist paint finish
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Contemporary Balustrade by Bisca. Crafted from steel bar, to mm perfect design (look how the sections have obviously not come from a machine shop in the far East) and then painted by hand with 5 layers of specialist paint finish
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.
Digital StillCamera
How to build a staircase. These images are in no perticular order by the way, and a bit grainy from my old camera.