The phrase "atmospheric design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, interior design, or any field that involves creating a specific ambiance or mood through design elements.
Example: "The restaurant's atmospheric design, featuring soft lighting and natural materials, creates a warm and inviting environment for diners."
Alternatives: "environmental design" or "mood design".
You can almost smell the candyfloss and chip fat in Ti Green's atmospheric design.
Enthusiasm runs through you (and the Telegraph) for "Vicki Mortimer's cunning, atmospheric design" which "revolves to allow us to see the place from different perspectives".
Christine Jones's eerie, atmospheric design even features a Narnia-esque lamp-post, one whose dim light illuminates something nasty: a body trussed upside down from a tree like a pig, so the crimson blood drains out.
This study explores shopper experiences and preferences for atmospheric design variables of the rapidly growing Hispanic market in non-traditional areas of growth of the United States.
This study enhances our understanding on the determinants of online purchase intention and satisfaction as well as on how a proper web atmospheric design alters consumer shopping experience which entices favourable purchase intention and generates satisfaction.
Kate Osborn, designer at Photo Furnishings, is about to launch a signature range of atmospheric designs that combine traditional pattern repeats and photographic imagery with the latest printing technology.
Peter Wright's choreography (after Petipa and Ivanov) is crystalline in its beauty and narrative clarity, while Philip Prowse's darkly atmospheric designs suggest the 19th-century gothic revival of Pugin.
Here Katie Bird's Governess is shown in the prologue as a patient in a mental hospital, obsessively clutching the chair that will be one of only two props offered in Signe Beckmann's stark but atmospheric designs.
He is aided by two powerful elements: Neal Medlyn's collage-like score and Lenore Doxsee's lushly atmospheric lighting design.
As the men begin to enact a ritual by turns playful and vicious, retreating from the abyss just in time, the squalidly atmospheric stage design of Christopher H.
With its atmospheric production design and leaps of nightmare logic, The Kingdom (not to be confused with Stephen Fry's Norfolk-set legal drama) looks like a precursor to American Horror Story – perhaps AHS creator Ryan Murphy saw the Danish-language original, or the short-lived English-language remake overseen by US terrifier-in-chief Stephen King.
