Try Atelier

For architecture and interior design studios

Your studio’s
content team.

Add your project photos and notes. Atelier turns confirmed facts into a portfolio story, press package, social posts, and a newsletter. You review, approve, and share.

Private client details stay out of public drafts.

Illustrative interior photograph
Your projectPhotos + notes
Three Atelier arch companions working together at a miniature studio table, turning project photographs and notes into writing
Portfolio storyReady for your review
Press kitWriting, images & credits
A little studio behind your studio.

One project.
A useful editorial system.

Your portfolioThe design pressSocial channelsNewsletter
One project, several useful forms

A story for the site.
A clear brief for the press.
A reason to stay in touch.

Explore portfolio writing, press materials, social posts and newsletters from one project.

Illustrative interior with warm timber, natural light, and a gathering spaceSample project
Portfolio article · Draft01 / 11

Room to live, space to gather.

A residential renovation shaped around a simple brief: make movement between the kitchen and living area easier.

Removing a non-structural partition opens the route between the two rooms. Oak veneer cabinetry gives the kitchen a clear material identity, while the new arrangement brings the everyday spaces into closer conversation.

Project notes

“Remove the non-structural partition to reconnect kitchen and living space. Use oak veneer cabinetry.” Residential renovation, Vilnius, 2025.

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Courtyard Apartment / Example Studio

Bring the work in.
Keep the decision with you.

See how Atelier works
01
Project materialPhotos, drawings, notes+

Give the project context.

Start with photographs, the brief, design choices and collaborators. Add your studio’s reference writing when it is useful.

02
Confirmed factOak veneer cabinetrySource: project note

Confirm what is true.

Keep source material beside each fact. Resolve conflicts, correct details, and leave anything unknown out of a public draft.

03
Portfolio storyReady for your reviewDraft, not published

Review before it travels.

Edit the writing, check image rights, approve a revision and export the materials your studio is ready to share.

Your studio remains the editor

Useful automation needs a clear edge.

  • Sources before claimsConfirmed information supports the draft.
  • Credits beside imagesRights, creator and restrictions remain visible.
  • No unattended submissionsYou control publishing, editors and client material.
How Atelier handles the details
Atelier companion checking a project record
Export checks

Facts confirmed

Creator credited

Permission still needs review

Made for a particular rhythm

For studios with finished work and too little time to give it a second life.

Atelier is for an architecture or interiors studio that wants a more reliable way to prepare the project materials it already needs, without flattening its point of view into generic copy.

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Before you begin

A few useful
questions.

What do I need to give Atelier?

Project photographs and notes are enough to begin. You can add drawings, reference writing, credits and permissions as you go. You confirm the project facts and studio voice before drafting.

What does one project produce?

A standard package includes a portfolio article, press overview, editorial pitches, social drafts and newsletter material, together with a facts sheet, credits register and export checklist.

Does Atelier publish or contact editors?

The core workflow prepares and exports reviewed material. Connected publishing is optional and still being tested in the pilot; it needs a separately configured service and your explicit approval. Atelier does not contact editors or submit to publications on your behalf.

What about private details and photographs?

Private client details are excluded from public drafts by default. Image credit and permission records travel with the project and are checked before export.

A better start for the next project

More time designing.
Less time drafting posts.

Explore the example, or set up a project in the Atelier pilot.

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