Privacy
One appointment at a time. The room, timing, and attention are not shared with a queue.
Atelier
A private atelier, one appointment at a time.
A calm appointment model shaped around time, cleanliness, proportion, and the person wearing the result. No volume rhythm, no rushed chair turnover, no generic finish.
Philosophy
Designed to reflect the essence of the person.
A private nail atelier shaped by proportion, quiet care, and refined detail. Each set is balanced to the hand, the person, and the moment.
Private atelier difference
The difference is felt in the pace.
The atelier is not built around volume. It is built around a controlled appointment, honest guidance, and details that feel natural once they are worn.
Proportion
Shape, length, surface, and colour are adjusted to the hand, not copied blindly from a reference image.
Hygiene
Precise preparation comes before colour, because a refined result begins before the polish.
Composition
The set is edited around mood, occasion, detail, and daily wear.
Founder
Founder’s Note
Marzieh looks first at the hand, not the colour bottle. Her work is shaped by soft detail, visual balance, and a quiet Persian sense of beauty. Each set is edited around the person wearing it, so the finish feels polished, personal, and natural on the hand.
The Atelier Ritual
A calm sequence, from arrival to aftercare.
From arrival to aftercare, each appointment follows a simple rhythm: consultation, preparation, structure, finish, and guidance for the days after.
Arrival
A private setting before the appointment begins.
Consultation
Shape, length, colour, nail condition, and mood are read together.
Architecture
Cuticle care, hygiene, surface preparation, apex, shape, and structure are handled with patience.
Finish & aftercare
The final edit is adjusted to the person wearing it, with simple guidance for care between appointments.
Atelier Notes
Notes for better nails.
A few atelier notes on proportion, structure, timing, and design planning.
The quiet luxury manicure
How restraint, shine, and proportion make the hand look more composed.
A beautiful manicure is not only about colour. The most graceful results usually come from clean preparation, balanced shape, controlled shine, and details that do not compete with the hands.
How to choose your nail shape
A simple note on length, lifestyle, hand shape, and balance.
The right shape depends on your natural nail bed, daily routine, preferred length, and maintenance rhythm. The reference is adjusted so the result feels elegant and wearable.
Why structure matters
A simple note on apex, strength, and lasting finish.
Good structure protects the nail, supports the length, and keeps the surface balanced as it grows. It is one reason a set can look elegant rather than heavy.
Planning special details
Design needs time, not haste.
French, ombré, chrome, bridal details, and more personal nail art should be booked with the right service time or discussed before the appointment.
Aftercare is part of the result
Beautiful nails need gentle daily care.
Oil, gloves for cleaning, not using nails as tools, and booking maintenance at the right time all help keep the result neat and balanced.
The nail beneath the design
A beautiful result should never compromise the natural nail.
Beautiful nails begin underneath. Preparation, product choice, removal, and maintenance are handled with patience, so the natural nail stays protected while the finished set looks elegant, balanced, and long lasting.