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. Continue reading →

Located a short drive from the beautiful city of Avignon, France, this charming tree house is actually a bed and breakfast cabin. The Green Pavilion, or Le Pavilion Vert in French, offers a charming 20 sq. meters cabin for two people, with a double bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette and a lovely 7 sq. meters terrace shaded by foliage. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

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 of a fairytale winter wonderland. Continue reading →

Michael Wielgus from Krakow, Poland, sent us his dome-shaped, wooden treehouse, which was inspired by the geodesic dome structures of American architect Richard Buckminster Fuller. Continue reading →

This unique tree-house design reminds me of an onion. It can also be conceived as a cocoon, a sea shell or a glowing lantern at night time. However you might see it, it’s actually a restaurant 10m up a redwood tree, called the Yellow Treehouse cafe, designed by Pacific Environments Architects. Continue reading →

Based in Virginia, Kidtropolis makes the most amazing furniture and interior space solutions for children. Their Magic Tree House room is a great example for craftsmanship and creativity, and as you all know, Busyboo loves treehouses …Oh, where were you guys when I was just a toddler? Continue reading →

I came across yet another tree house company called Amazon Treehouses and what I particularly love about their tree house design is that it’s magical, almost as if taken from a fairytale. Continue reading →