3 Incredible Treehouses You Could Practically Live In
By Chelsea Faulkner, DIYNetwork.com
Monkeying Around
Treehouse designer B'fer Roth, and his crew of pros, known as the Treehouse Guys, designed this incredible 220-square-foot, two-level treehouse in an enormous Hawaiian monkeypod tree off Oahu’s breathtaking Kaneohe Bay.
Tropical Paradise
Oahu’s top interior designers were enlisted to fill this open-air treehouse with coastal luxuries. Guests can lounge in the chic hanging chair, curl up on the relaxing daybed or climb the simple rope ladder to a bonus loft that offers stunning ocean views.
Cabin Retreat
With live edge wood siding and walls and windows built at odd angles, this 420 square-foot Florida sweetgum treehouse looks right at home in its rustic surroundings.
Glamping House
This treehouse is the ultimate glamping – a.k.a. “glamorous camping” – retreat. The living area features all repurposed decor such as a coffee table made from dirt bike tires and a glass bottle chandelier. A hand-distressed barn door slides open to reveal the treehouse’s full bath.
Rustic Yet Modern
This 460-square-foot treehouse in Portola Valley, California, was built to match the owners’ rustic midcentury modern home. Curvy tree trunk support beams and wooden shingles of varying colors and size give the structure a funky aesthetic.
Midcentury Design
The living room features handcrafted oak window moldings, hardwood floors and a fun ship’s ladder that leads to the upstairs loft space. The exposed ceiling beams were toasted to give the wood a rich, natural look and boost its fire resistance.
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