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A big or small tree house bring lots of fun into backyard designs and create playful and youthful atmosphere
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A big or small tree house bring lots of fun into backyard designs and create playful and youthful atmosphere
La nuova 'vita' di due alberi trentennali cresciuti con la casa
Wer mir auf Facebook und Pinterest folgt, weiß um meine ganz besondere Liebe zu Tiny Houses. Denn hier teile und pinne ich mit Vorliebe die durchdachten Raumwunder. Sie sehen oftmals nicht nur supersüß oder cool aus, sondern überzeugen vor allem mit raffinierten Raumkonzepten, in denen jeder Quadratmeter sinnvoll ausgenutzt wird. Der Begriff „Tiny House“ kommt übrigens – wie sollte es anders sein – ursprünglich aus Amerika. Hierzulande werden die winzigen Häuser auch Minihaus, Mikrohaus oder Kleinhaus genannt. Der große Vorteil von so manchem Tiny House ist, dass es klein genug ist, um von einem Ort zum anderen transportiert werden zu können. Die perfekte Lösung also für moderne Nomaden. Aber auch der ökologische Grundgedanke eines Tiny Houses ist nicht ganz unwichtig. Denn die Minihäuser hinterlassen einen kleinen “Fußabdruck”, also eine gute CO2-Bilanz durch ökologische Baustoffe, haben einen geringen Energiebedarf und eine kleinere verbaute Fläche. Besonders Letzteres erweist sich beim Bau als Vorteil. Denn in die Höhe zu bauen ist in der Regel kostengünstiger als in die Breite, denkt man alleine an die Grundstückspreise hierzulande. Tiny Houses – meine Top 10 Ich habe mich mal ein wenig durch die Weiten des Internets gegraben und meine aktuellen Top 10 der Tiny Houses für euch zusammengestellt! Der Fincube […]
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You would think that tree houses are just for kids; a place where they could play or form a “gentlemen’s club”. In this post we will see a different kind
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Here at Design Dazzle we gathered some amazing playhouses & treehouses. Take a look for some inspiration for your kid's treehouse or playhouse.
Almost every child has dreamed of having a treehouse. Some were lucky enough to have one, and some still haven’t lost this dream even if they are grown ups now. So what is it so fascinating about having a shelter up in the trees? Freedom, harmony with nature, wilderness, and most importantly – no rules. From the tiniest uneven constructions to the most magnificent mansions – every treehouse is perfect. Take a look at this collection of the most impressive pieces from all over the world and tell me you don’t want one!
Photos: Popluar Mechanics We've all seen photos of amazing tree house architecture, but nothing compares to this dad's tender narrative of building his
Andreas Wenning finished this treehouse in Lower Saxony. A two-storey treehouse tower was set into a pond and connect it with the hemlock spruces by means of a long terrace. The entry seems to float above the water of the pond until it reaches the rounded treehouse tower. Here one can choose to enter the […]
When I was a kid we had a Tree House in the back yard. It was about 8 feet up in a big oak tree. It was a simple creation four walls, a wooden plank floor and a roof covered with leftover shingles. It was nothing fancy, but held a lot of memories in...
Almost every child has dreamed of having a treehouse. Some were lucky enough to have one, and some still haven’t lost this dream even if they are grown ups now. So what is it so fascinating about having a shelter up in the trees? Freedom, harmony with nature, wilderness, and most importantly – no rules. From the tiniest uneven constructions to the most magnificent mansions – every treehouse is perfect. Take a look at this collection of the most impressive pieces from all over the world and tell me you don’t want one!
A "Folly" overlooking Kathy Fries's knot garden
They make staying in fun.
This amazing tree house design project was commissioned by interior design studio Malan Vorster, located in Cape Town, South Africa.
