Live the dream.
At least for a night.
The best way to understand one is to wake up in it.
Several of the structures we have designed and built take guests. Some we made for hospitality operators, some are private rentals — all of them are the real thing, not a replica of it. A night in one tells you more than any drawing will.
Playa Viva
Two levels connected by a walkway at an eco-luxe resort on the Pacific coast, built entirely with hand tools.
Spyglass (Hometree)
A luxury treehouse suspended in the redwoods, on steel legs that minimize its footprint. Named California’s most wish-listed Airbnb.
Kodama House
A lofted treehouse bedroom with deck and staircase in the coastal redwoods, built to age into the forest.
Yoki Treehouse
A luxury treehouse and separate bathhouse joined by a 60-foot suspension bridge, 25 feet above a spring-fed creek.
The Lofthaven
An aerial yurt built around the trunk of an old-growth cypress, with a waterfall tub made from local rock and wood.
Willow & Juniper
A pair of treehouses shaped after the form of a leaf, above a serene, murmuring creek.
Compass
A diamond-shaped tree tent suspended in the canopy — metal frame and roof, canvas walls.
Want one of your own?
Every one of these started as a conversation about a piece of land.