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Let's all take a moment to dream about a visit to this phenomenal treehouse built in Lake Spectacle, CT, by Roderick Romero Studios. Oh, and if Roderick's name sounds familiar, that might mean you remember Sky Cries Mary. Dude used to do this, but now he builds treehouses.

And what treehouses they are…

When mecha-aliens invade, this family can decide to peace out on the world for a while and mosey on down to their still-decent below-ground house.

Today Offbeat Bride featured a wedding that y'all will love — Peter and Stephanie's wedding at a house fit for Willy Wonka. I pulled a number of photos — eat it up, Homies.

I don't usually think "'60s mod" when I think "outdoor patio," but Eve mashed up those two ideas to create a fashionable outdoor living room — complete with a daybed in all-bright colors.

We've lived together for three years, but this is the first place that's really ours. We're scraping by, but love our geeky, bohemian kitty haven.

Summer, Graham, Gus and Kingsley all live together in a brightly-colored Brooklyn apartment filled with art, ephemera and intriguing artifacts.

Traipse through the Rosenbaum's New England home and wonder at the ingenuity of their thoroughly steampunked Victorian. If you've NEVER dreamed of a steampunk house, this is your post.

Plus — the BEST way to hang a TV. Ever.

Soooo…this apartment is the poster child for Put a Bird on It — and you'll be totally cool with that. Birds on the bed, birds on the wall, loads of books and a hallway gallery idea you'll think is brilliant.