No, seriously.
Who gave you that
brush?

Creative Playground

Two smiling people in white paint-splattered coveralls in front of a colorful, splattered wall holding paint bottles, celebrating a colorful event.

This isn't an art class. It's two hours where your inner critic gets a coffee break and your curiosity finally makes the rules. No experience needed. Just show up.

What to expect

You might paint with a spoon, a shoe, a kitchen towel, or whatever your hands find first. You might talk about joy, chaos, and why messiness is secretly brilliant. Mostly, you'll breathe a little easier and remember what freedom feels like.

This is not about creating art for your wall. It's about giving your inner critic a coffee break and letting your curiosity make the rules for once. We mix light coaching and colour, with a healthy dose of "let's see what happens."

(Warning: side effects may include laughter, painty hands, and spontaneous ideas.)

A person in a white protective suit is painting abstract splatters and strokes of various bright colors on a large canvas with spray and brush techniques, set in a room with dim lighting and textured wooden walls.
It was fascinating to observe how we automatically try to create something beautiful. It’s funny how we find it so hard not to do our best!
— Margot

Each session follows its own wild path — a few favourites:

Who gave you that brush?

Sometimes it's a spoon. Sometimes it's a toilet brush. This is where curiosity runs wild, and perfection takes the day off.

Find Your Way Back to Joy

Remember when play didn't need a purpose? We'll dust off that version of you — the one who coloured outside the lines.

Let the Canvas Speak

Big decision? Blank canvas? Same thing. Start somewhere, make a mess, and watch clarity sneak in through colour.

How it works

2ish hours of colour, curiosity and connection

Small groups, never more than 8 humans

All materials provided (yes, even the weird ones)

For individuals, friends, or teams who need a creative reset

Villekulla travels — studios, offices, gardens, wherever creativity wants to set up camp

You’ll leave with:

  • A piece of art that feels like you

  • A lighter heart (and probably colourful fingers)

  • A few new questions to take into life

  • A reminder that joy lives in the messy middle

  • Permission to play — officially renewed

Individuals in protective suits creating glow-in-the-dark or fluorescent art with paint on a wall and objects in a dark room with blacklight, surrounded by colorful splatters and handprints.
Colorful splatters and abstract patterns under black light on a surface, with some paintbrushes visible.

"Villekulla isn't a place you visit — it's a way of being.
It's where curiosity wears mismatched socks, joy tracks paint across the floor, and perfection politely waits outside."

Head full? Thoughts going in circles?

Come shake it out with us.

New Dates coming soon

Absolutely amazing experience, must do! Anna really makes it something special!
— Robrecht
Childlike drawing of a purple sun with rays extending outward on a black background.

Want something made just for your group?

Team offsite, friends' day out, or just because the world feels a bit too serious — let's talk.

Villekulla workshops can travel.