DelSol - Part Seven: The Stair Episode
After spending the last few months focused heavily on the exterior of the house, Part Seven finally moves things inside. This release centres around one of the most important architectural moments in any home: the staircase.
With the recent Sims 4 Studio update introducing support for curved stairs, it felt like the perfect time to tackle this part of the collection. I’ve always loved how Spanish Revival homes handle staircases. They’re often simple, structural, and designed to feel like part of the building itself rather than an afterthought.
This month introduces three different stair styles designed to suit both traditional and renovated Spanish interiors.
The Escalera del Sol stair comes in both timber and plaster finishes. The timber version pairs naturally with the new iron railing for a more traditional look, while the plaster version leans further into that sculptural Mediterranean feel where the stair blends into the architecture.
For more contemporary homes, the Línea del Sol stair offers a minimalist alternative with flush steps and clean geometry. It can be paired with the solid plaster and timber railings to create a nearly seamless transition between stair and surrounding structure.
Each stair has been designed alongside matching railings and landing fences so builders can mix and match styles while keeping the overall look cohesive.
To round things out, I also added a small sculptural moment for stair landings and entry spaces with the Ángulo del Sol chair. Inspired by classic geometric furniture, it works nicely as a statement piece in otherwise minimal spaces.
Escalera del Sol timber stair
Escalera del Sol plaster stair
Línea del Sol modern stair
Baranda del Sol solid railing
Baranda del Sol solid fence
Hierro del Sol iron railing
Hierro del Sol iron fence
Baranda del Sol modern railing
Baranda del Sol modern fence
Ángulo del Sol sculptural chair
All items are Base Game compatible. All items can be found by searching deep in the depths of the build/buy catalogue!
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