The Marijn Beije floating eco lodge was designed to put people more in touch with nature. The construction of the accommodation allows the dweller to sit directly on top of a body of water or nestle snugly into the branches of a tree.
The environmentally friendly materials used in the abode include FSC-certificated wood and solar panels to reduce the human footprint left behind when lodging outdoors. The bulb-shaped pod moves slightly with the breeze and includes sleeping accommodations for up to four people. It also comes equipped with all of the amenities including a shower and kitchen facilities.
Featuring floor-to-ceiling curved windows, the home away from home allows for guests to take in a stellar view of the natural elements surrounding them before being softly rocked to sleep.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Floating Eco Lodges
- Designing lodges that float on water or are nestled in tree branches for nature enthusiasts and eco-friendly travelers.
- Green Building Materials
- Using sustainable materials like FSC-certified wood and solar panels in construction to reduce the human footprint when lodging outdoors.
- Curved Window Architecture
- Incorporating floor-to-ceiling curved windows in lodging to provide stunning views of natural surroundings for guests.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- Implementing eco-friendly and nature-based accommodations to attract travelers looking for unique and sustainable lodging options.
- Construction
- Developing more sustainable and eco-friendly building materials and techniques for lodging and other outdoor structures.
- Architecture
- Incorporating innovative and visually stunning features like curved windows in lodges and homes to offer a unique experience for clients.
