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  • Step House: A Contemporary Residence in Ahmedabad Where Layers, Levels, and Landscapes Shape Everyday Living | MK’s Atelier

    Step House is a contemporary family residence conceived as a composition of layered volumes, interconnected levels, and thoughtfully crafted living spaces. The name reflects the home’s architectural character—where each level unfolds progressively, creating a dynamic relationship between built form, open terraces, balconies, and landscaped courts.

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    Step House Architecture

    The architecture is defined by clean lines, floating horizontal planes, and a restrained material palette of textured stone, glass, and warm wood accents. A prominent double-height glazed element introduces natural light deep into the home, while deep overhangs and stepped outdoor spaces establish a seamless connection between architecture and nature.

    Step House

    Step House

    Internally, the residence embraces a warm contemporary aesthetic. Natural materials, soft neutral tones, and refined detailing create spaces that are both elegant and comfortable. Expansive openings frame views of the outdoors, allowing daylight to become an integral part of the living experience.

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    Organized across multiple levels, the home carefully balances social and private zones, offering intimate family spaces alongside generous areas for gathering and recreation.

    Step House

    The stepped planning, combined with terraces and balconies, creates a sense of movement and openness throughout the residence.


    Step House is an exploration of simplicity, light, and spatial layering—a home that celebrates contemporary living through thoughtful design, timeless materials, and a strong connection to its surroundings.

    Fact File

    Designed by: MK’s Atelier

    Project Type: Residential Architecture &  Interior Design

    Project Name: Step house

    Location: Ahmedabad

    Year Built: 2026

    Duration of the project: 9 Months

    Built-up Area: 3643 Sqft

    Principal Architects: Ar. Khushbu Shah & Ar. Mehul Solanki

    Photograph Courtesy: studio_beyond_walls

    Interior Styling: Set it up styling

    Products / Materials / Vendors:  Wallcovering / Cladding – Stone/WPC ceiling / Construction Materials – Brick / Lighting – Jaquar / Doors and Partitions –Teak Wood / Sanitaryware -Jaquar / Windows – UPVC / Furniture –Wooden / Flooring – Vertified Tiles -Simpolo / Kitchen – Granite top / Paint -Asian Paints / Artefacts – Nilkamal homes

    Firm’s Instagram Link: MK’s Atelier

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