Multiholk Red Earth

Multiholk Red Earth from Wildlife Garden. This monochrome red birdhouse is a design piece that both you and the birds will enjoy. When you mix Swedish design and ornithological expertise, the result is a cleverly designed and trendy bird feeder and nest box that resembles a small cottage.

• Capacity:2 L
• Dimensions: L: 192 W: 180 H: 244 mm
• Materials: Hand carved wood, environmentally friendly paint
• Other: Informative booklet with facts about the bird is included
• Weight: 1 kg

Multiholk Red Earth – A Combined Bird Feeder and Birdhouse in Monochrome Red

The Multiholk is both a birdbox and birdfeeder, with many ingenious features. As a nest, the Multiholk will ensure any budding bird family will thrive. Ventilation holes maintain a comfortable indoor temperature on hot days and, when it’s time for the fledglings to stretch their wings, grooves on the inside of the entrance hole ensure they can readily climb out.

As autumn approaches, the Mutiholk effortlessly transforms from nest to feeder. Its innovative design ensures the food stays dry and fresh. In addition, to guarantee good hygiene, the Multiholk doesn’t allow the birds to sit directly in the food. In effect, the risk of diseases spreading between the birds is minimised.

Designer Birdhouses and Bird Feeders

Our vision is to invite nature into our homes and gardens in a playful manner through a combination of knowledge, creativity and Swedish design. The resulting products are functional design pieces appreciated by people and wildlife alike.

The Multiholk series features a colourful collection of different architectural and house styles. Part of the natural pigment range, Multiholk Red Earth is an eye-catching birdhouse that fits just as well in the trendy courtyard garden as it does in the cottage garden.

Iron Oxide Pigment and Multiholk Red Earth

The use of a red iron oxide pigment in paints goes back to the 17th century. The shade is considered one of Sweden’s oldest and most widely used exterior paint colours. Our monochrome red house draws inspiration from this iconic red Swedish shade.