OMG OMG OMG I love these treehouses! Or Treehotel, rather. Located in Harads, Sweden, this unique collection of hotel rooms is sure to bring you back to your childhood days of club-housing and hide-and-go-seek. Nestled high in the woods, there is a room for every personality: the Cabin, Blue Cone, Bird’s Nest, and most intriguing of all, the Mirrorcube (if you can find it).
Hat Tip to Welcome Beyond!
Designers: Thomas Sandell, Bertil Harström, MartinCyren, Martin Videgård Hansen, and Bolle Tham
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I love the shiny cube reflecting the trees and sky all around. This has to be the coolest hotel in Harads, wherever that is!
Birds will be killed by the Mirrorcube (if they can't find it). 🙂
birds wouldnt normally fly directly into another bird (or its reflection). i think they will be ok.
Territorial birds such as bluebirds, cardinals, and robins will. They will see their reflection as an intruder and attempt to defend their territory. Not to mention a bird flying at a angle toward the mirror will likely not notice it’s reflection until too late. All in all its a great way to kill birds.
Cool but what about tree growth??
Treehouses are built with floating brackets and through bolts that don't damage the tree. Depending on tree growth they may need re-leveling every few years. http://www.thetreehouseguide.com/constructiontuto…
Cheers,
Mike
INCREDIBLE! Unbelievable!
These are fantastic; they're every child's dream and I want one in my backyard….
These are fantastic; they're every child's dream and I want one in my backyard….
Must be nice sleeping in that house… until one morning you hear: TIMBER!!! lol