Made by hand.

Built to last.

Designed to be admired.

White decorative birdhouse on a pole in a landscaped garden with green grass, shrubs with white flowers, trees, and a white fence in the background.

Handcrafted birdhouses and feeders, thoughtfully designed to enhance your outdoor space.

Built from durable cellular PVC and carefully selected woods, each piece is handcrafted with distinctive details that combine timeless style, lasting quality, and a fully functional home for your backyard birds.

Featured Creations

English Dovecote Style Birdhouse With Natural Cedar Roof
$375.00

Constructed of solid cellular PVC and hand cut cedar rood shingles. This birdhouse measures 14” wide by 27” tall with 1-1/2” entry holes. Removable roof gives access to the eight individual compartments for easy cleaning. Price includes decorative mounting bracket that is sized to fit over a 4×4 PVC post. Post sold separately.

Hexagon Birdhouse with 3 Inividual Compartments
$300.00

High quality, large PVC hexagon birdhouse with cedar roof and copper accents. Birdhouse is 16" wide by 31" tall, with three 1 -1/2" entry holes. Removable roof for easy cleaning. Price includes decorative mounting bracket. Pole is sold separately.

Square Four Compartment Birdhouse
$250.00

High Quality, large 4 compartment PVC Birdhouse with cedar roof and copper accents. Birdhouse is 12" wide by 24" tall, with four 1 -1/2" entry holes. Removable roof for easy cleaning. Price includes decorative mounting bracket. Pole is sold separately.

Handcrafted Western Red Cedar Roof Shingles

Every roof begins with Western Red Cedar boards that I mill into individual shingles right here in my workshop. Rather than using commercially manufactured shingles, each piece is cut and shaped by hand, giving the roof the natural variation and character of traditional cedar craftsmanship.

The shingles are individually fitted and layered to create a distinctive, dimensional roof that complements the handcrafted construction of each birdhouse. Because cedar naturally varies in grain, color, and texture, no two roofs are exactly alike—making every birdhouse truly one of a kind.

Woodworking tools and wood shavings on a workbench, including a hand planer, chisels, a measuring tape, a pencil, and wood pieces.

The Creative Journey

A woodworking shop with a Felder machine, several unfinished wooden panels, and sawdust on the floor.
Wooden birdhouses in various stages of construction on a workbench with a table in a garage or workshop area.
A partially assembled white bird feeder on a workbench, with tools, drill bits, and woodworking supplies in the background.
A woodworking workshop with a completed birdhouse featuring a white base, vertical siding, and a brown shingled roof, placed on a workbench.

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