Kikkerland Little Butterfly House

The Kikkerland Little Butterfly House is a specialized garden accessory designed to provide a safe nesting and overwintering habitat for butterflies. Its design features long, narrow vertical slots that specifically allow butterflies to enter while preventing birds and larger predators from disturbing the occupants.

Kikkerland Design Inc. was founded in 1992 by Jan van der Lande in New York City. The brand name "Kikkerland" translates to "Land of Frogs," which is a playful nickname for the Netherlands, reflecting the founder's Dutch heritage. While the brand was established and is headquartered in the United States, its design philosophy is heavily influenced by Dutch pragmatism and whimsy.

Today, Kikkerland remains an independent company owned by its founder, Jan van der Lande. The brand operates globally with secondary offices in Rotterdam and Hong Kong to manage its extensive distribution network across Europe and Asia. Manufacturing for most Kikkerland products, including this butterfly house, is primarily centered in China to maintain affordability and scalability while maintaining the brand's unique design aesthetic.