Birdybox Toffee Terrazzo

Our soundboxes feature a variety of animals, with their sounds subtly woven into the natural ambiance, making it feel like you’re "right in the middle" of nature. Here’s a list of the animals and nature sounds:

• Zwitscherbox: Blackbird (plus a flock of other Central European bird species)
• Birdybox: Blackbird (plus a flock of other Central European bird species)
• Lakesidebox: Mallard, Wren; Crickets, Grasshoppers, Water trickling
• Oceanbox: Seagulls, Sound of waves, Ship horn
• Junglebox: Orpheus Wren, Golden Lion Tamarin, Montezuma Oropendola, Andean Cock-of-the-rock, Hummingbirds, Woodpeckers, European Robin, Parakeets, Rufous-tailed Treecreeper
• Zirpybox: Cricket & Grasshopper
• Satellite Nightingale: Nightingale

We’re committed to fair working conditions and long-term partnerships. Our wooden design fronts are carefully handcrafted in a workshop in Thuringia. In India, we collaborate with a highly respected family business that is known as a model company in the region.

The range of a Relaxound box is up to 130 centimeters, though it may vary slightly from device to device. Since we use a light-sensitive photocell as the motion sensor, the box doesn’t respond to movement in the dark or sometimes even to changes in light. It’s a quirky feature that’s become a favorite among our community.

Yes! The Zwitscherbox is all set to go as soon as you unbox it, with batteries already integrated. The other soundboxes just need a quick charge and come with the necessary charging cable (except for the Satellitebox Wind Chimes)

Absolutely! As soon as your package is registered with DHL, we’ll send you the tracking number and all the details via email.

We don’t include a printed invoice with your delivery. Instead, we’ll send it to you by email. Plus, our packaging is neutral, making it perfect for sending your order as a gift.

Natural sounds like birdsong and cricket chirps have a natural ability to soothe us. This goes back to our evolutionary roots—birds’ chirping signaled to our ancestors that there was no danger nearby, helping them feel at ease. In today’s world, these sounds still have the same relaxing effect, triggering a sense of safety. And the benefits? Numerous studies have shown that nature sounds, like those from forests, can help reduce stress, combat depression, and even alleviate burnout.