The beehive that lives indoors.

Futuristic Beehive

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Bees are important

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Watch a real hive build, hatch and make honey

Discover the bees

A common question we get is: How can bees survive indoors? The answer lies in natural bee biology and a standard beekeeping concept called a "nucleus" colony. A nucleus is a fully functional, self-sustaining family of bees on a smaller scale. We didn't reinvent how bees live; we just created a secure habitat that supports their natural behavior. They forage outside, regulate their own climate inside, and thrive exactly as they would in a full-sized outdoor hive.

Entrance Tube

Bees enter and exit exclusively through this sealed tunnel, which leads directly outdoors. They forage, pollinate your neighborhood, and return. They can fly up to 5km away.

A Living Colony, Not a Display

Every Symbiotic can adopt a real, functioning honeybee colony. You'll watch them build, feed, care for their young, and follow the queen.

Integrated bottom feeder

When natural forage runs low, during long winters, rainy weeks, or the first days after installation — the built-in feeder keeps the colony nourished. Just top it up when it runs low.

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Symbiotic
  • Dimensions: 43 × 43 × 8 cm
    Wall opening: Ø 20 mm
  • Color: gold, bronze diameter
  • Pollen and honey collector
  • Integrated feeder for nourishing the bee colony
  • Observation: 0–24 hours
  • Additional beekeeping protective equipment and tools for product use are not required
Support

Our team provides expert assistance for beekeeping enthusiasts and ensures you get the most out of your product through helpful usage advice and tips.

Installation
  • Required: 20 mm drill bit or a core drill, if the construction object requires it (e.g., wooden or concrete walls).
  • The opening in the wall after passing the tube is recommended to be sealed (with silicone or other suitable material).
  • It takes around 20 minutes, a little more time than mounting the picture on the wall
Honey Bee Colony
  • The queen should be selected; if not, it is good to be produced appropriately (by transplantation or silent replacement), which significantly affects the quality of the queen. (Important to ask a local beekeeper)
  • The hive or colony must be at least 1000 grams of bees or a minimum of 5 frames if sold as part of a hive with frames.
  • Beekeeper's presence is recommended
Recent inquiry

"I'm an actor on the TV show SEAL Team, and I have a podcast that's just been launched. I'm big on biohacking, sustainability and healthy living, and I'm based in South Carolina. There are many different ways we could potentially work together, from building the beehive at my podcast studio to my house, up on the roof, where I have an outdoor garden being built right now."

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"I’m restoring my family’s old castle by the sea and documenting the process for a large international audience. I came across your indoor beehive and thought it could be an amazing fit for the castle: historic architecture, nature, bees and modern design, all in one story. I live in Florida in a house with a backyard. It would be great to show how we can have honey at home using your system."

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Recent inquiry

"For me, this is innovation. I have it at home with my 3 kids, and they love it. I never had any doubt that this would be a global product."

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Florida, USA
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From our founder

"It started with one simple thought: if I can do it, anyone in the world can."

Founder
Futuristic Beehive

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