Ultra-natural, high-design treehouses from around the world #Decor & Decorating#The Great Offbeat Outdoors#eco-conscious#stained glass#treehouse#weird houses September 20 2011 | Cat Rocketship Photos courtesy RomeroStudios.com. We haven't taken a day to hang out in the forest for a while, and since it's just good medicine, let's do that. I'd like to introduce you to Romero Studios, a treehouse-building husband and wife team which has traveled around the world, spreading treehouses, gardens, and sculptures using 98% reclaimed materials. You should ABSOLUTELY go to the Romero Studios site and cruise through all these photos — they have a crazy variety of staircases, trap doors, finished and unfinished walls, and stained glass windows. Some of these houses are built into cliffs, others overlook lakes, some are in rainforests. …You know what? I've said enough. Just enjoy a couple more cherry-picked photos. Related Post Rick and Annie's handbuilt treehouse in Australia What would it be like to inhabit a normal-sized home that's actually a treehouse? Now we know. We picked up a friend of ours and... Read more YAY. TREEHOUSES! Go see dozens more photos of treehouses, sculptures, and gardens at RomeroStudios.com. Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Cat Rocketship I was the Managing Editor of Offbeat Home for a year and a half. I have a rich Internet life and also a pretty good real life. Hobbies include D&D, Twitter, and working on making our household more self-reliant. I also draw things. PREVIOUS Why I mix play dates and politics NEXT How can I make my non-kid home more kid-friendly? Show/Hide comments [ 5 ] My husband and I stayed in a tree house recently, it was a wedding gift from my boss. The one we stayed in is not made from reclaimed materials but they are very cool and completely round. They are on Vancouver Island, BC Canada, Tom and Rosey the owners of Free Spirit Spheres are lovely people. http://www.freespiritspheres.com/ It worth having a look at, I had no idea there is such a vast amount tree house culture around the world until we stayed there. Reply Wow- those are amazing 🙂 I live on Vancouver Island and had never heard of this! So cool! Reply The spheres are very cool and worth checking out even if you just go for a tour. Reply I dream of someday moving to the woods and building my very own Swiss Family Robinson pad! In college my NorCal friends told me there are UC Santa Cruise students called 'Treesies' who live in lean-tos and treehouses in the sequoia woods that boarder the campus. Reply I am in love 😀 I want! Reply Join the conversation Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Subscribe me to your mailing list No-drama comment policy Part of what makes the Offbeat Empire different is our commitment to civil, constructive commenting. Make sure you're familiar with our no-drama comment policy.
My husband and I stayed in a tree house recently, it was a wedding gift from my boss. The one we stayed in is not made from reclaimed materials but they are very cool and completely round. They are on Vancouver Island, BC Canada, Tom and Rosey the owners of Free Spirit Spheres are lovely people. http://www.freespiritspheres.com/ It worth having a look at, I had no idea there is such a vast amount tree house culture around the world until we stayed there. Reply
I dream of someday moving to the woods and building my very own Swiss Family Robinson pad! In college my NorCal friends told me there are UC Santa Cruise students called 'Treesies' who live in lean-tos and treehouses in the sequoia woods that boarder the campus. Reply