Museum Bees

Museum Bees Hand crafted, one-of-a-kind, objects of art. Every Bee as unique as their keeper.

A customer sent us their display, and we haven’t stopped staring since.Look at that wall! It’s clear that every piece in...
09/05/2026

A customer sent us their display, and we haven’t stopped staring since.

Look at that wall! It’s clear that every piece in this compilation has a story, and together they tell a better one.

This is what happens when someone collects with their eye and their heart instead of a checklist. Nothing exactly matches…everything belongs.

Have a wall of Bees? We’d love to see what you’ve been curating.

09/04/2026

I keep books around just to give away, and this bookcase that hides the door is now where I stash them.

Last week you saw what the shelves were hiding. Today you get to see what’s on them. One of them is a history book wearing a disguise. Wars, snails, and a mineral so rare it started fights over color.

Watch through then comment with the book you most love to share. I might just add it to the shelf.

This week’s Guest Chef has a nose for good art.Potter has been tasked with choosing this week’s Chef’s Specials, and he ...
09/02/2026

This week’s Guest Chef has a nose for good art.

Potter has been tasked with choosing this week’s Chef’s Specials, and he took the responsibility quite seriously. Just look at that face.

Come back tomorrow morning for another preview before the New Bees drop on the website at 10:30 AM EST.

One home, two beautiful ways to live with Bees.I love how this customer gathered part of the collection inside a large f...
08/29/2026

One home, two beautiful ways to live with Bees.

I love how this customer gathered part of the collection inside a large frame, turning many individual pieces into one wonderfully layered display.

Nearby, custom Bees made with treasured military pieces surround a family photograph. Personal history, preserved and given a place of honor.

This is exactly why I love seeing where the Bees land. Each home tells a different story.

08/28/2026

The secret upstairs is beginning to reveal itself.

We are still working through the engineering, sliding mechanisms, and the small matter of making a bookcase open and close without behaving like an unruly piece of furniture. But now you can begin to see how it will look filled with books and concealing an entire room.

One of my favorite details is inside the shelves. Rather than painting the pine, we used wallpaper made to resemble oak, allowing it to blend with the surrounding casing. The contrast between the finished and unfinished sections gives you a good look at the process.

The surprise bookcase still needs an official name. I am open to suggestions.

Look through the photos at the link and see if you can spot the Bees!
08/27/2026

Look through the photos at the link and see if you can spot the Bees!

On Make Your Own Luck Day, we recommend a little strategy, a quick checkout finger, and perhaps your lucky socks…New Bee...
08/26/2026

On Make Your Own Luck Day, we recommend a little strategy, a quick checkout finger, and perhaps your lucky socks…

New Bees arrive this morning at 10:30 EST, and most will find homes within the first 30 minutes. A few friendly tips:

1. Head to the website a few minutes early. It never hurts to be settled in.
2. New Bees appear in the Newest tab. Looking for something specific? The search bar can help narrow the field.
3. Once you find your favorite, place it in your cart and go straight through checkout. Do not go try to find others first. Bees are not held in carts, and will disappear from the site once purchased.
4. Hoping for more than one? Secure the Bee you love most first, then return for the others. We will gladly package your purchases together.

So make your luck today with a little preparation. See you at 10:30.

A staircase is simply a gallery wall with ambition.A customer sent me this photo of her Bees climbing the wall beside th...
08/22/2026

A staircase is simply a gallery wall with ambition.

A customer sent me this photo of her Bees climbing the wall beside the stairs, each one adding another chapter to the collection. There is also a small, highly attentive curator hiding between the pillows.

Show me where your Bees live. Send a photo of your display for a chance to be featured.

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