Not Just For The Birds: 9 Designer Birdhouses That People Will Love, Too
We're all for cute chirpings birds in our backyard, but not the dumpy little birdhouses they come to visit. Trash the one that's disintegrating as we speak, and elevate your avian abode with one of the stylish designs we collected, below.
Los Angeles-based ceramicist Heather Levine thought of Scandinavian design when creating her line of midcentury-inspired birdhouses. Find this cobalt version, $338, at Shop Terrain.
The San Francisco-based designer struck his own studio in 2011, following internships with Mike & Maaike, Fuse Project and One & Co. His skyscraping birdhouse design, Attic, brings his background in architecture and industrial design into play. By special order from Studio Chad Wright.
Birds aren't really welcome to nest under rooftiles, but Dutch designer Klass Kuiken solves the problem of roof-loving birds with this birdhouse built directly into a spanich rooftile.
This was designed by Menu A/S in honor of Mies Van Der Rohe, the legendary designer, and features a bird bath and feeding station in the acacia-wood construction. $175 from upinteriors.
The celebrated ceramicist created this stoneware modern nest, $128 from Jonathan Adler, and glazed it in matte white.
San Francisco's Paxton Gate curiosity shop has a eclectic mix of taxidermy, science paraphernalia and plants, but this triangle birdhouse, $130, welcomes live animals with its simple ceramic slab construction.
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