Design-led habitat objects for gardens, patios and outdoor spaces — beginning with BeeHaus, BirdHaus and ButterflyHaus.
Explore the collectionHaus Habitats begins with a simple idea: products made for wildlife can be useful, responsible and beautiful at the same time. Each object is considered as part habitat, part outdoor furnishing and part long-term relationship with the species it is meant to support.
Calm geometry, durable forms and a restrained material palette let the habitat sit naturally beside modern architecture.
Small, useful interventions support nesting and pollinator activity without overwhelming the landscape.
Replaceable, serviceable and biodegradable components wherever practical.
Design-conscious homeowners, gardeners, pollinator supporters, architects and gift buyers who care about what goes into an outdoor space.
Each piece is designed to belong in a modern outdoor space.
BeeHaus separates the durable housing from the nesting media. Replaceable paper-tube cartridges and biodegradable supports can be renewed as needed, helping keep nesting channels clean while reducing discarded material.
Keep the housing in use. Replace only what needs replacing.
ButterflyHaus creates a calm vertical refuge within a garden. Its narrow openings lead to a protected interior where a butterfly can pause and settle.
Cork is naturally resistant to moisture and rot. Its warm, textured surface gives butterflies a place to cling while resting.
The tall interior gives a butterfly room to move vertically and choose its own resting height.
BirdHaus applies the same design language to a familiar backyard object. The housing is visually quiet; the patterned face adds character without turning the piece into a novelty. It belongs on a garden fence, a contemporary house or a carefully planted patio.
Across the collection, the environmental goal is to balance longevity with responsible end-of-life thinking: durable housings where durability matters, biodegradable or replaceable elements where they make sense, and fewer throwaway parts overall.
More species. More habitats. One shared design language.Explore the face materials and colors from the Haus Habitats collection. Final options will be confirmed at launch.
Color and material availability will be announced with the collection.