Atelier Rose is a bright, intimate, two-level creative studio in the 20th arrondissement — part working artist’s space, part quiet refuge, part residence. It’s a space for writing, making music, and hosting creative workshops and artist residencies in Paris. When the atelier is not in use by musician and Atelier Rose director Lindsay Kay or other artists, the space is opened to guests who want to stay somewhere a little different than a typical apartment or hotel; somewhere with soul, softness, and a distinctly artistic atmosphere.

The atelier has its own private street entrance and is composed of a main studio floor, a cozy mezzanine/reading nook, and a souplex bedroom space below with a comfortable queen fold-out bed, closet, shower, sink, and additional work desk. Guests have access to the entire studio while staying, including the kitchenette (microwave, coffee machine, mini-fridge, kettle, and one induction hub for very basic cooking), two distinct workspaces, electric piano, projector for film nights, dimmable lighting, bluetooth speakers, and the creative energy of a lived-in art space. It is not a traditional apartment, but a warm, cozy, thoughtfully outfitted studio, perfect for artists, writers, thinkers, wanderers, and anyone who wants to feel like they truly live in Paris, even if only for a little while.

The atelier is located in the charming, calm, and creative 20th arrondissement, surrounded by typical cafés, gourmet restaurants, independent shops, artists, families, and one of the loveliest neighborhood atmospheres in Paris. There’s a local farmer’s market twice a week just outside the door, and the famous Père Lachaise cemetery just down the street.