Adult treehouses have been making recent waves among the treetops, with many taking the literal high ground when it comes to dwelling within the birds and branches.
An adult treehouse can be a place to escape the stresses and burdens below and relish a bit of carefree time up above.
For some, the treehouse acts as a studio and/or study room, while others view it as a miniature couple’s retreat.
Many view their treehouse as a second home or vacation getaway, and go one step further to outfit their leafy abode with modern amenities and considerations.
In terms of design, these luxury adult treehouse ideas can be as opulent or simple as the inhabitant prefers.
Bay windows and balconies to sip a glass of wine from, hammocks to nap in, and multi-level lofts–these are just a few components of the modern–and adult-only–treehouse.
Some see living in a treehouse as a way to become closer to nature and others see it as a way to get back in touch with their childhood.
Having a tree-house is a fun, eco-friendly alternative to a traditional home. Many tree-houses are built using salvaged or recycled materials and building on a tree saves it from being torn down. Additionally, treehouses can be easily upgraded with solar panels and other forms of renewable energy to add to your ease of living.
There’s something about a treehouse that gives off a sense of tranquility. Maybe it’s the sense of being close to nature or the movements of the tree in the wind, it’s a relaxing environment that’s easy to get lost in.
Living in a treehouse helps you achieve a laid-back lifestyle, letting you lay back and enjoy the view.
Living at Treehouse is more affordable than the average modern studio apartment in the same neighborhood.
Living in a treehouse is a truly magical experience for many reasons; from the off-the-grid privacy element to the wonders of nature that surround you in your treetop abode, every day is like living your very own fairytale.
Gone are the days when treehouses were mere hideouts, forts or magical places enjoyed only by children.
Whether it’s a yearning to escape the crowd and get some peace and quiet, or pursue an ideal to live more sustainably, or just simply try and get closer to nature, more and more people are finding reasons to go off-grid and high above-ground.
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