Handmade in Indonesia
Bee Hotel and Insect Box, Driftwood is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A small wooden house with a weathered, coastal feeling, built from pieces of recycled driftwood and filled with drilled timber sections. Its pale, uneven tones and rough bark textures make it feel more like a found garden object than a polished ornament.
Bee Hotel and Insect Box, Driftwood is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
What it is
A bee and insect house made by hand in Indonesia from recycled driftwood. This one is the single box.
Why people choose it
- Made by hand In Indonesia, from driftwood.
- Single box The simple one of the range.
- For the garden A place for bees and other insects.
Care: Wipe wood with a soft, dry cloth. Keep baskets dry and shake out the dust. Keep furniture away from standing water and direct heat.
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★★★★★ G.Great for insects
Great item for the garden attracts insects and looks good too.
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★★★★★ O.
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About this product
What the driftwood form brings
- The pitched roof is layered with long, petal-like strips of pale driftwood, each one slightly different in shape.
- Inside the frame, cut timber rounds sit closely together, with dark drilled openings visible across the front.
- Natural knots, bark patches and worn edges give the piece a weathered, sculptural look.
- A twisted rope loop is visible at the top, adding to its simple rustic character.
- The mix of pale wood, darker bark and rough grain suits a garden corner with a natural, unvarnished mood.
Recycled driftwood from Indonesia
It is made from recycled driftwood, including Albecia falcatria, Samanea Saman and Hibiscus Tilisceus. The wood keeps its irregular grain, colour shifts and surface marks, so each piece will have its own pattern of pale, dark and textured areas.
Keeping the wood at its best
Driftwood is naturally characterful and will continue to change with weather and touch. Keep it away from standing water where possible, and let the surface dry naturally if it becomes wet.
A quiet piece for a natural garden
Garden objects made from reclaimed wood sit well in spaces that are allowed to feel a little wild. This one has the look of a miniature shelter, with stacked timber, a simple frame and a roof shaped from uneven strips. It brings texture rather than shine, and its appeal lies in the small differences: a darker strip of bark, a worn edge, a knot left visible.
Weight and details
This is one bee and insect box made from recycled driftwood. It weighs 1000 g and is from Indonesia.