Don’t you feel safer and cosier up in a tree? Must be ancestral urgings… Luckily, this is a post for which I did my ‘research’ earlier, as my hard disk seems to be dying and I don’t know how much longer I will be able to use the laptop.
Roost, designed by Antony Gibbons, from his website.Wilkinson Residence, from That Oregon Life.Interior of the Wilkinson residence, That Oregon Life.Birds’ Nest, Sweden, from treehotel.seInterior of Bird’s Nest, treehotel.seJapanese teahouse by Terunobu Fujimori, treehouselove.comTerrace of a treehouse, from Cipriani Charles Designs on WordPress.
Needing a place to hibernate & recuperate after surgery beginning of January I’d happily abide in any of these… the Japanese Teahouse especially appeals – does it come with room service & pampering?😆
Sorry to hear about the surgery, but if there is heating, then the Japanese teahouse should be fine. Not easy to get in and out of for those who pamper you, though…
I could hide away happily in any of them, but the birds nest appeals most to my inner child, who thinks the treehouses should be simple and closed to prying eyes.
Oh, these all look great, Marina Sofia! The interior of the Wilkinson residence looks very appealing to me!! Hope you get your laptop situation sorted soon. I just went through something of the kind – no fun at all.
I like the Japanese tea house and the Wilkinson residence. It must feel incredibly serene to be living right in the middle of a forest. I’d love to try it!
I used to have a favourite tree for reading in at my grandmother’s house in the country. But most of the time she wanted me to come down from that tree and help out with the animals…
The only trees I ever climbed were the citrus trees in the backyard of the house my grandparents lived in when the spent a few years in Arizona. I could be found in which ever tree had peels at the bottom…
Those are beautiful – though a little vertiginous for one who doesn’t like heights….
I want them all!!
Needing a place to hibernate & recuperate after surgery beginning of January I’d happily abide in any of these… the Japanese Teahouse especially appeals – does it come with room service & pampering?😆
Sorry to hear about the surgery, but if there is heating, then the Japanese teahouse should be fine. Not easy to get in and out of for those who pamper you, though…
Will install some form of pulley device… of course the young lithe masseurs I have in mind will swing in like Tarzan😈
I love the elegance of Roost, but like Kaggsy, will have to enjoy looking at them rather than being in them. Hope your laptop recovers!
I could hide away happily in any of them, but the birds nest appeals most to my inner child, who thinks the treehouses should be simple and closed to prying eyes.
Oh, these all look great, Marina Sofia! The interior of the Wilkinson residence looks very appealing to me!! Hope you get your laptop situation sorted soon. I just went through something of the kind – no fun at all.
Fingers crossed your laptop is only pining for the fjords, Marina!
I like the Japanese tea house and the Wilkinson residence. It must feel incredibly serene to be living right in the middle of a forest. I’d love to try it!
You must have had a wonderful time finding these. Up in a tree with a good book, or journal, what more could one ask for?
I used to have a favourite tree for reading in at my grandmother’s house in the country. But most of the time she wanted me to come down from that tree and help out with the animals…
The only trees I ever climbed were the citrus trees in the backyard of the house my grandparents lived in when the spent a few years in Arizona. I could be found in which ever tree had peels at the bottom…
Got to be the bottom one for me this week! But I like the top one too…
Hope your laptop is just having a duvet day!
Yes please!