i was unable to find the artist for this one but i love how the stairs connect with each other instead of the typical building
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3 comments:
Okay so I've always been a huge fan of spiral staircases. I love how classic and gothic they seem.
The fact the stairs aren't leading into a particular destination gives it kind of an erie feel about it.
this is semi-creepy while still being totally awesome. I like the mix of those things.
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