Here’s another modern treehouse design from the great guys at baumraum. This unique structure features a shape of an egg – both inside and out; it’s located in a wooded area near Bremen, Germany, serving as the owners’ comfortable tree house – A nest for the whole family.

Under Heaven is an interesting project by Leonard van Munster. This tree house is perched at the top of the 12-story building of Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art in Amsterdam. It is constructed from boxes and packing materials portraying original graphical text displays. A cabin in the sky.

The Finca Bellavista is a sustainable treehouse community nestled in the mountains of Costa Rica. It’s designed for ecologically minded, adventurous individuals, who are looking to live within the treetops of a unique rainforest ecosystem while promoting the conservation of species and the natural environment. It’s off the ground, off the grid and out of this world – a true treetop paradise.

This huge treehouse rises 97 feet into the sky, supported by a live, 80 foot tall white oak 12 feet in diameter at its base. People flock from across the country to Crossville, Tennessee, to marvel at this tree creation. It was built by 56-year-old landscape architect, Horace Burgess, who was inspired by a vision of a treehouse church. You’ve got to see it, to believe it.

This wooden tree house is nestled in a big garden with lots of trees. It was built close by to the owners main house. After climbing a few stairs you arrive to a small exposed terrace among tree branches and leaves; a couple of steps more and you’re invited into a small enclosed cabin with 360º glass windows overlooking all directions, and a small rectangular skylight for night time star gazing.

You know how much I love treehouses, the feeling of being up there with birds, leaves and sky… So, when I saw this tree house I must admit it took my breath away. First of all, the location is superb – two hours north of NYC, close to the Hudson River in the beautiful state of New York. Second of all, just look at it – it’s exquisite! Hanging by a ‘thread’ over a cliff peering out into the amazing hilly landscape and beyond. As Alicia Keys sings ‘some people have it all’…

This beautiful treehouse is located south of Eindhoven, The Netherlands. It was designed to serves as a reception area for seminars, workshops, company outings or for private parties and special ceremonies. It spans a total area of 160 sq. meters, which includes a meeting room, two satellites to work in small groups, satellite toilet, a terrace and a kitchen/bar.

Sophie’s Terrace is located at the foot of the magnificent Chartreuse Mountains in eastern France. I wouldn’t call it a treehouse per se, but more of an open space with a panoramic view, built 7.5 meters high on an Austrian pine tree on the edge of a grove – the perfect place to enjoy fabulous summer days and warm nights under the stars.

With a total space of 170 sq.ft., the Banyan Drive Treehouse is situated in the backyard of a canyon residence. It serves as an office/studio as well as a small getaway for a nature-loving artist, and it’s located at the base of a large pine tree perched 12 feet off the ground.

This is for all you treehouse fans… What could be better than retreating early in the morning to a cozy nest, captivated by the reawakening of nature all around your bed.

This amazingly beautiful tree house design can be found in Kamishihoro, Hokkaido, Japan’s second largest island. This treehouse seems as if it has been taken out from a fairytale winter wonderland.