The Treehouse at Ravendere Retreats is a bespoke dwelling with valley views and charming interior, offering an ideal setting to put the feet up after a big day of golfing, biking or deep sea fishing.
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The Inhabit modern and innovative treehouse module can be adapted for different settings, with British architect Antony Gibbon also completing a ground version which requires less engineering and thus reduces the cost of construction.
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For kids young and old, there is a certain enchantment to a treehouse escape. Incorporating elements of nature as load-bearing structures makes for some inventive and attractive design, and in some cases, the kind of luxury you wouldn't expect to find suspended above the forest floor.
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The 23-sqm (248-sq ft) Origin Treehouse recently completed in Raray, France, is nestled around a 100-year-old oak tree and is designed to reflect its gorgeous habitat, leaving guests with the impression that the cabin is natural extension of its treetop location.
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Snøhetta recently completed a very impressive treehouse in Swedish Lapland. Raised 10 m (32 ft) above the forest floor on 12 thin columns, the 7th Room treehouse lets visitors sleep out under the stars on a netted terrace.
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Something of the savannah came to London's South Bank last week, with the installation of a large treehouse. Inspired by a real South African safari lodge, the treehouse was created by Virgin Holidays in a bid to promote interest in its vacations.
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British treehouse expert Blue Forest recently unveiled its plan to construct a low-impact vacation home development in the UK. Dubbed Nesting, it features treehouses based on the shape of the Weaver bird's nest.
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Built around a turpentine tree and fireproofed against the harsh Australian bushfire season, this treehouse hotel cabin is a magical space with profoundly stunning views. It's another masterpiece from Clifftop Cave builder Lionel Buckett.
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PhD student Geoff de Ruiter always liked the idea of owning his own tiny bolthole. Thus he bought a 0.2 hectare (0.5 acre) plot of rural land on Pender Island, British Columbia, for a total of US$35,000, and then went about designing and building himself a treehouse from scratch for just $8,200.
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Dom'Up draws inspiration from tree camping and traditional treehouse structures. The end result is a tree shelter that's reported easy to install and leaves no trace or impact on its surrounding environment and trees.
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