Unbelievably, 10 impressive tree houses around the world, everyone wants to come in and live once

Let’s explore the tree houses with unique designs that make everyone admire.
1. Three Story Tree House (British Columbia, Canada)

Why is there a single storey tree house, if you can have three? This is said to be the tallest tree house in British Columbia, Canada. You can find it somewhere near Revelstoke.

2. Mirror House (Sweden)

Almost invisible and perfect for hiding, the mirror house is part of the Tree Hotel project in Northern Sweden. The mirror has a special box square structure. The 4 walls of the house are made of 4 large glass arrays that are impact resistant and anti-rough. The supports for the house are solid trunks.

3. Bird’s Nest Tree House (Sweden)

This tree house was built by the creators of the “Tree Hotel” project. Although it looked like a large bird’s nest from the outside, the house had a modern and high standard room built inside.

4. Tree house in Muskoka (Ontario, Canada)

Designed by Lukasz Kos, the 4Treehouse is built around 4 trees on Lake Muskoka in Ontario, Canada. The house floats in the air like a Japanese lantern.

5. The Minister’s Treehouse (Crossville, Tennessee, USA)

This monumental 30.48 meter structure is said to be the tallest tree house in the world and was built entirely by Horace Burgess in reclaimed wood in Crossville, Tennessee.

6. Yellow Treehouse restaurant

This restaurant in Auckland, New Zealand offers a great dining experience. The restaurant seems to be surrounded by trees and can accommodate up to 18 guests at a time.

7. Tree House Free Spirit Sphere (Canada)

Built with vision and engineering, these tree houses have the appearance of a round ball. This entire house is kept by a very complex system of ropes, along with a winding path around the tree trunk.

8. Treehouse by Takashi Kobayashi (Japan)

Takashi Kobayashi designed this tree house to “break the sense of separation that exists between man and nature.” The house is designed in a closed form with vertical walls attached to each other in a shape. Sunday box The two outside parts on the outside of the front of the house are fitted with a layer of transparent glass, and underneath the floor there is a rather large hollow opening to absorb air.The entrance is attached to a staircase. with safety cover, divided into two compartments.

9. Tree House (Ghent, Belgium)

This Belgian sculpture tree house was made for the TRACK: A Contemporary City Conversion art festival, and is a miniature version of the houses behind it.

10. Finca Bellavista tree house environmentally friendly (Costa Rica)

This treehouse is part of the sustainable and eco-friendly Finca Bellavista treehouse community in Costa Rica. All houses are connected by suspension bridges!