Separate the shared and private experiences
The greenhouse is the social heart of the idea. The adjoining 20-foot sea can is proposed as two private meditation and sleeping rooms. Giving those uses distinct spaces helps explain the concept: one setting supports a gathering, while another offers time on your own. The drawings explore the relationship without establishing a finished floor plan.
A small room needs considered choices
A private room has to work for arrival, resting and leaving, not just for a single photograph. The concept uses warm wood, reclining furniture and gentle lighting to suggest a quieter atmosphere. Final dimensions, access, furnishings and the practical arrangement remain development work. Those details will be described as they become real rather than inferred from the artwork.
The bee connection is still being designed
An enclosed hive beneath or alongside a reclining seat is part of the illustration. How that arrangement would be built, separated, ventilated and maintained must be resolved before it becomes a visitor offering. For now, the image communicates a design direction. It is not evidence that a specific hive chamber or guest-room system has been installed.
Room rates and the overnight option
The planned rates are $35 for one hour, $120 for four hours or $200 for the night. Bookings remain closed while the rooms and operating arrangements develop. The private-room page shows an example of the sleeping space and explains which timing details will be confirmed before reservations begin.