For me, the most inspiring treehouses are those of timeless composition and handcrafted character. Having three very hands-on brothers, I’ve collaborated on more than a few forts and treehouses in my day. Besides the simple achievement of having my own little space high above the world where nobody else was allowed, the process of constructing the little fantasy huts was always the most exciting to me. Naturally, my favorite part was adorning these spaces with whatever materials I could get my hands on, much like Kid Baltimore’s Joyce Hesselberth and her husband did for their kids with the adorable little red house they constructed out of repurposed materials and other unique finds (check out the patinated baby head mold that sits atop the grounding post!).
Whether building a space for your kids or creating a little escape for yourself, like Peter Bahouth's Treehouse for Grownups, I love seeing people embracing their inner child and welcoming the outdoors - a great mindset to be in as we enter into the summer months, if you ask me!
Images: 1. Kid Baltimore 2. Treehouse for Grownups 3. Tiny White Daisies 4. The Ghost Factory 5. HomeCreat.com






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These are lovely. I wish I had one of them now. My Dad built us one when I was a kid. It was great, but the one I've always wanted is the one from Swiss Family Robinson.
Love these they are so cool!!
boy, those are some serious tree houses...lovely.
Recently took some photos of a amazing treehouse at Alnwick (UK). Would happily send photo but here is a link http://www.earthdesigns.co.uk/blog/thegardenshed/garden-buildings-treetop-adventures
wow these are great. would love to have a tree house for my little guy when we get a place with a yard