Did you just finish hanging a hard-to-reach houseplant? Worried about how you’ll reach it for weekly waterings? Don’t fret. We’ve found just the thing you’re after.
A new piece from a design favorite, Seattle-based Iacoli & McAllister: a step ladder inspired by the 1920s ladder in the workshop of the designer’s grandfather. The body of the ladder is constructed from a matte black powder coat with brass hinges with two rungs made from pink washed oak treads. The caveat? This is a first look at the ladder which is not yet in production. But considering the popularity of Iacoli & McAllister’s work, we expect to see it in shops soon.
Above: The Step in pink is set to retail at $1,250, a serious price for seriously luxurious construction; Iacoli & McAllister are “only interested in making this stuff in the U.S.”
Above: Two planks of pink washed, hand finished oak in the front.
For more from Jamie Iacoli and Brian McAllister, see Remodelista’s previous posts: Brass Tacks Glam Lighting, Best in Show at ICFF: Wire Side Tables, and Upwardly Mobile Furniture.
Looking for a ladder that’s garden-ready? Let us suggest the Niwaki Tripod Ladder.
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