Studio Villekulla

Stuck in your head? Curiosity knows the way out.

Close-up view of a colorful, abstract art setup with various objects, including bottles, a hammer, a cup, a wicker basket, and other items, all covered in vibrant paint under UV light.

Studio Villekulla is a space for slightly tired grown-ups who want to get out of their head and back into their life — through curiosity, experimentation, and a healthy dose of Why Not.

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Life is full of shoulds… but not here.

Here, paint is just the beginning. Kitchen towels and spoons. Sand from a bricks company down the road. Whatever wants in, gets in.

Because the tools are never really the point. The point is what happens when you stop overthinking and start experimenting.

Close-up of weathered red bricks with chipped paint and surface buildup.

Close-up of a person wiping a painted canvas with a paper towel. The canvas has textured strokes of blue, white, and hints of orange paint.

Colorful abstract art with a spherical object and a small, butterfly-shaped object on a multicolored, paint-splattered surface.

“Studio Villekulla is inspired by the house of Pippi Longstocking, crooked, colourful, joyfully rebellious. ”

— Here, curiosity leads, mess is sacred, and joy is part of the process.

Studio Villekulla is many things.

Come explore. See what calls you.

Creative Playground

Two hours where your to-do list doesn't exist. For the adult who hasn't made a mess on purpose since primary school.

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Coaching

A 3-month journey to rediscover your energy and direction, without the "shoulds." For the quietly exhausted high-achiever.

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Experience Creator

For festivals, tradeshows and brands who want their people to actually feel something. Small, crooked, rebellious corners that work.

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Art Shop

Layered, textured, alive. Every piece is its own story, waiting to find its place in the world.

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Paint-covered hands with colorful splatters and a skateboard wheel in the background.

“Talking with Anna doesn’t feel like ranting. It feels like a real human connection.”

— Zyncke

Zyncke came in for one coaching call and left with a finished canvas she didn't know she had in her.

New work, studio moments and the occasional chaos

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A woman with shoulder-length curly red hair and a tattoo on her left arm, smiling and wearing a reddish-brown shirt, standing in front of a pink background with handwritten text and doodles.