Imagine a home in the canopies, living between the lush greeneries of the forest, in an actual house suitable for living. Hundreds of people are moving into these arboreal abodes thanks to companies like BlueForest who make a successful business out of building these unique architectural structures.
Tree houses are no longer just for kids; there are now treetop homes for adults, commercial projects and entire resorts consisting of these raised dwellings. Check out the top eight tree houses featured on Trend Hunter:
Cities are becoming overpopulated, everyday is more difficult to find a home sweet home, so this is the perfect moment to look for a place to live in nature… Do you remember when you were a child and dreamed about having a treehouse? Now you can have your very own treehouse with a cool design than… [More]
Why would you want a gazebo when you could have a number of tree pods in your own back yard? A Canadian company in BC has developed ‘Free Spirit Spheres’ which let you live your dream of living hanging out in a pod house. The company markets them as being cool for relaxation, meditation, photograp… [More]
Sybarite is one of the most exciting architectual practices in London. They are best know for their amazing shops for Marni, but check out their website and see how much more they can do. See the tree house that is not only a unique and visionary idea, but also incorporates trendy ideas of sustainab… [More]
Forbes Traveler recently released a list of the oddest hotels in the world. Trendhunter has previously published articles on the Pitcher Inn and Winvian: 2 luxury hotels in Vermont and Connecticut, as well as Jules’ Undersea Lodge, the underwater hotel located in Florida. But also on the list are … [More]
Living in the jungle may sound difficult to you. But now you can be the king of the jungle when you stay in Wild Canopy Reserve hotel. This luxury tree house is located in a private wildlife reserve area. It’s built 41 feet above the ground so that you can enjoy watching the animals that congregat… [More]
Now you can spend up to a millon dollars on a super tree house for your kids. The days of tree houses as a personal hobby are over. Business Week has a great feature on some elaborate tree houses, and describes, “Once a symbol of childhood imagination and the test of a father’s carpentry prowess… [More]
Arboreal architecture is no longer just for kids—adults are building real tree houses to live in as their full-time homes. This community of homes is the brainchild of Australian architects, Steven Isaacs and Lisa Saville, who also happen to live in one of the Eucalyptus tree with their baby girl… [More]