Step inside your imagination and bring it to life! Over three inspiring days, children will design, make, build, paint, print, and sew everything for their very own solid wooden house – and then take it home to play with.
This experience is all about open-ended creativity. From wallpaper and furniture to cushions, curtains, plants, people, and more – every detail is up to them. Children will discover the joy of creative freedom, problem-solving, and the pride of building something truly their own.
“My children (7 and 11) LOVED the art houses sessions. They had so much fun planning and then making a dream house. Weeks after the sessions, they still play with their creations and keep adding new ideas. What I love about Emma’s sessions is that the kids get to take the creative reins, learn resilience, and discover that sometimes the best results come from unexpected turns!”
Workshop Details:
When: 10:30am – 3:00pm, over 3 consecutive days (Wednesday 29th- Friday 31st October)
Where: Creative workshop on Chandos Road
Ages: Typically 7–12, but older children are very welcome
What’s Included:
A solid wooden Art House (to design, decorate, and take home)
All creative materials: paints, fabrics, paper, wood, glue, printmaking tools, and more
Guided inspiration and techniques from an experienced facilitator
3 full days of making, inventing, and experimenting
A finished Art House to keep, play with, and continue adding to after the workshop
Age restrictions: 7+
Child Ticket (7+) | £195 |
Please supply your child with a packed lunch each day and clothes that they can get messy in. The toilet facilities are up a single flight of stairs - please only book children who are comfortable and able to use these by themselves. There is 30 mins free parking on Chandos Rd. The nearest busses and trains are at Clifton Down, a short walk away.
Emma will be your host. She’s been running her art experiences since 2017 when she returned to Bristol after years working around the world making props and costumes for TV and theatre. Emma loves hosting groups of all ages and skills, and helping them to explore their creativity. Her making method is experimental, and she encourages everyone who comes along to explore their creativity and most of all, have fun.
Ask your question directly to Chandos Atelier.