The Journal · Vol I · Note N°07

THE WELCOME

Welcome to the Atelier journal

An ink drawing of an arched wooden door standing ajar, a dress form and a rail of clothes inside.

Living well with the clothes you have chosen requires its own kind of attention. Not the attention of acquisition, which is to say buying more, browsing more, scrolling more, but the quieter attention of stewardship: knowing what you own, understanding what it cost you, arranging it so that getting dressed each morning becomes a creative act rather than a forensic one.

That is what Atelier exists for, and it is what we mean to write about here.

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Essays like this one, a few times a month, by email. More about the letter

The studio

Composed in a converted barn in Cobham, Surrey.

One person, one barn, a great deal of cashmere. Atelier is privately held and made here, for considered closets everywhere.

Meet the maker
An ink drawing of The Long Barn: a timber barn with dress forms in its tall windows, a lantern by the door and a tree beside it.