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KOTI

 

KOTI

Bird architecture that complements human architecture.

The word ‘koti’ means home in Finnish. KOTI is a triangular ceramic birdhouse that mounts to the wall.

Birds have accepted KOTI’s modern architecture and filled them with triangular nests several years in a row. 

As the world heats up, conservationists are starting to recognize the potential of clay as a material for nest boxes. Recent studies show that ceramic birdhouses have a unique ability to keep temperatures more moderate than wood or composites on the most dangerous days.

Each birdhouse is handmade by a small Portuguese factory, which started in 1979 and is known for its technical ceramics and high level of craftsmanship.

Made in Portugal.

 
 

Wall-mounted on a wood cleat, the birdhouse lifts off and has an opening on the back side to allow easy cleaning before each nesting season.

The glaze on the inside has been given a rough texture under the exit hole to assist chicks when they climb out. The 32mm hole diameter attracts a wide range of songbirds from various chickadees and tits to pied flycatchers and nuthatches. Ceramic color and size vary slightly because it is handmade ceramic

Materials.

  • Glazed ceramic

  • Non-toxic, heat-treated pine with Nordic Swan Eco-label certificate

Size: 195 x 145 x 310mm (7-3/4” X 5-3/4” X 12-1/4”)

Replacement parts. Replacement wood cleats are available. CLICK HERE to request them, and we’ll be in touch.

Shipping: At the moment, our online shop ships directly to Finland only. CLICK HERE for a list of retail shops around the world that sell select products.

Availability: In stock.

 
 
KOTI
€149.00

Triangular ceramic birdhouse

 

The Designers.

KOTI was designed by Helsinki-based designers Mika and Julie Tolvanen. The Finnish and American, husband-and-wife design duo established Studio Tolvanen in 2015. Their work ranges from furniture and home accessories to textile design. They have worked for numerous international brands in Europe, the United States, and Japan.

www.studiotolvanen.com