A series that brings biodiversity into everyday public spaces.
Designed by and
HABITATS combines robust urban design with features for nesting, shelter, and planting. The family includes benches, birdhouses, insect hotels, and planting elements, designed to support biodiversity in parks, schoolyards, and public plazas. Developed in collaboration with a palaeontologist and a biologist, each product is adapted to real ecological needs. Distinctive sculptural forms make biodiversity visible, engaging, and part of everyday public life.
Developed with experts
A palaeontologist and a biologist contributed to the design concepts, grounding HABITATS in real ecological research.
Adapted to different species
WINGS and LEAF can each be tailored to support different species, depending on local conditions and ecological context.
Sculptural and playful design
Distinctive forms create curiosity and help make biodiversity visible and engaging in everyday public spaces.
HABITATS works across multiple placement types
01 Pathways and mixed-use areas
Combine HABITATS products to create biodiversity alongside inviting public spaces. Use DECAY EDGE to define edges and planting zones, place LOG and PILE where people can pause and engage with nature, add LEAF close to flowering beds, and position WINGS in calmer nearby spots with shelter.
HABITATS OPTIONS
Mounting
Freestanding, bolted or cast in.
WINGS birdhouse
A flexible nesting system with customizable entrance hole size and interior dimensions to suit different bird species.
LEAF insect hotel
Available in two versions: solid natural wood that mimics natural nesting sites for solitary bees, and an open version that can be filled with reed, bamboo, straw, pinecones and bark to create microhabitats for different insects.
