Stairs - Which material, which appearance?

Thank you for your answers. So the deciding factors are taste and budget. Damn. The planned stairs are so-so. Apparently, you only get a nice railing if the stairs are straight because otherwise the post still has to be there around which the stairs wind and to which the railing is then attached.

Standard in the price are only beech and then with horizontal bars (like the white stairs) and vertical bars (picture 2). I like the black metal railing. It is also available with horizontal bars. Unfortunately only for an extra charge. The inox bars also cost extra. For the black railing, the stairs would have to be straightened at the start.

When you see all the stairs side by side, the standard bars naturally look a bit old-fashioned. But is that the case if you only have one staircase at home and don’t see the rest anymore? Heaven, that’s difficult

For him, that would not be a proper staircase. It has to be made of wood. Not very meaningful.

And that's why I don't understand why it is noted here then.

But is that also the case if you only have one staircase at home and don't see the rest?

I don't think so. It matters if the staircase and the living area are in the same room; otherwise, you should comply with the railing. We have a steel stringer and don't regret it.

Image beech staircase rotated.