PSYLAND25 is more than a studio. Deep in a small southern-German village, we took an old farmhouse and transformed it — by hand — into a modern psychedelic wonderland for adults and kids alike. It still carries the roots of the old farm, but inside you'll find a gallery, the shop and a small guesthouse: somewhere to arrive, breathe and stay while you get tattooed.
More gallery than shop, our space is an ever-changing piece of art — hand-built, always growing, a modern temple of its own. People travel far to sit in our chair; the guesthouse lets them slow right down, step out of everyday life and disappear into our little world for a few days — no stress, none of the usual social pressure, just quiet countryside and the real world far, far away.
A shared community room sits at the heart of the house — open to every Psyland guest, not just those staying over. Cook, brew a coffee, warm up and hang out.
This is not city life. It's quiet, green and Sunday-slow — the kind of place where you actually switch off.
Three one-of-a-kind rooms, each designed and built by Lily Lu and her crew — every one a wild little world of its own, with a king-size bed for two.
Built into the shell of Little Swastika's very first camper van — a tilted, off-kilter room for a one-of-a-kind experience. It sits in the Psyland garden, right by the stream, out in nature.
A wild little nest tucked right up under the roof. You climb big steps to reach it — and halfway up you feel like a kid at play again. A crazy space built to give you exactly that vibe.
A room that's literally a diamond — one of the most architecturally wild builds at Psyland. Sleeping here is an experience all of its own.
Make a trip of it: get tattooed, walk the countryside and sleep where the art lives.
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