Treehouse company Fort Treehouse Co. unveils a look at the Baltic, which is a captivating luxe treehouse that is located just north of Toronto, Canada by Minden. The home is built in three trees: a red maple tree and two sugar maple trees. It is complete with comfortable and cozy elements including a fully functional kitchen, bathroom, living space, and a sleeping loft.
To add a more premium touch to the experience, there is also an outdoor wood-fired hot tub. One of the most notable features of the house is that it embodies a sustainable approach to power, functioning from solar energy, and is entirely off the grid. The structure is also supported by specialized hardware for better longevity in the trees.
Image Credit: Fort Treehouse Co.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sustainable Luxury
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Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
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- Renewable Energy
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- Architecture and Design
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