The phrase "atelier life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the lifestyle or experiences associated with working in or being part of an artist's studio or workshop.
Example: "Living the atelier life has allowed me to immerse myself in creativity and collaboration with fellow artists."
Alternatives: "studio life" or "artist's workshop lifestyle".
"With this atelier spirit of invention and curiosity, and a constantly changing cast of characters".
CAROLINA HERRERA BEZ, not to be confused with her mother, Carolina Herrera, has been a quiet influence in her family's atelier for most of her life.
"The idea of the exhibit is to explain not only beautiful dresses but the life of the atelier," Mr. Saillard said, pausing before a series of photographs of workrooms in the 1930s and '40s.
Her sense of taste, exquisite style, and desire for perfection were always apparent in her life, whether at her atelier or her home.
Settling in that small town, he says, was "the best thing I did in my life – I have an ideal atelier, with good air and the light; it's in the middle of the town, but it's molto tranquillo.
Then it's on to the Carré Studio, where the artistic process is brought to life by an on-site atelier featuring artists and designers drawing Hermès scarves in real time.
It can be assumed that he needed space for his atelier more than for luxurious living.
But his current atelier is a corner of the living room.
There are three Arp foundations in Europe: The one in Clamart, which preserves the atelier where Arp lived and worked for most of his life; one in Locarno, Switzerland, founded by Arp's second wife, Marguerite Arp-Hagenbach, and the Stiftung Arp eV, a German organization, which holds the rights of reproduction of Arp's work and owns most of the artist's sculptures.
Woodcock, played by Daniel Day-Lewis in what he has described as his final performance, is a brilliant, obsessive fashion designer, a couturier who outfits Belgian princesses and English heiresses from his atelier in an elegant London town house, where he lives a life constructed entirely around facilitating the creative clarity that enables his work.
