British firm Blue Forest, designers and buildings of luxury treehouses, designed a treehouse that looks like it belongs in a fantasy animated film rather than the real world.
Blue Forest have named their creation 'The Quiet Treehouse,' as it has been designed keeping in mind sound engineering concepts than ensure a quiet, tranquil dwelling unaffected by the hustle, bustle and noise of its surrounding environment.
The treehouse looks like a thicket of trees rather than a single tree, with three primary trunks supporting the somewhat jellyfish-shaped upper space. Once inside the treehouse, inhabitants get the feeling that they're immersed within leafy tree tops and separated from the busy world below.
The Quiet Treehouse will eventually be donated to the Chestnut Tree House Children's Hospice in West Sussex in the U.K. The structure is intended to provide children and their families a fun, stimulating yet peaceful environment in which to play and relax.
Photo Credits: designboom, blueforest
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Luxury Treehouses
- Opportunity for designers and builders to create unique and high-end treehouse experiences.
- Sound Engineering Concepts
- Emerging trend in creating quiet and tranquil environments, opening up possibilities for new soundproofing technologies.
- Themed Immersive Spaces
- Demand for immersive experiences in unique environments, presenting opportunities for themed treehouse designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Luxury treehouses can offer a unique and immersive accommodation experience for travelers looking for something out of the ordinary.
- Architectural Design and Construction
- Growing demand for innovative, soundproof structures like treehouses provides an opportunity for architects and builders to showcase their expertise.
- Children's Entertainment and Recreation
- Themed treehouses create exciting play areas that offer an escape from reality, providing children with a fun and engaging environment.
